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Sort by RATING      Sort by TITLE/YEAR      Sort by QUOTE      Sort by SOURCE            Good Night. And, Good Luck (2005)      "Good Night, and Good Luck. isn't memorable, even in the short run, because it creates a desire for information that Clooney has no intention of fulfilling." [movie review]      Blogcritics.org            The Graduate (1967)      "Nichols takes an ad hoc approach to comic irony and the movie seems to have been enshrined by American audiences because each moment in isolation "works," no matter that they tend to cancel each other out." [movie review]      Blogcritics.org            The Great New Wonderful (2006)      "[Maggie] Gyllenhaal ... slips into character with greater ease than any other young American actress now in the movies." [movie review]      Blogcritics.org            Grizzly Man (2005)      "Herzog, who remains immune to Treadwell's projections and to his self-regard, works here as a poet of the first order [in Ruskin's hierarchy]." [movie review]      Blogcritics.org            Guilty of Treason (1949)      "Guilty of Treason is a B-movie, budget and soul, and yet its political judgments are grounded in an accurate journalistic evaluation of a deplorable reality." [movie review]      Blogcritics.org

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