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Sort by RATING      Sort by TITLE/YEAR      Sort by QUOTE      Sort by SOURCE            The Manchurian Candidate (2004)      "If they didn't get it, why did they want to remake it?" [movie review]      Blogcritics.org            March of the Penguins (2005)      "[A] dream visit to the zoo. You aren't actually there, but you couldn't see more than this movie shows you if you were." [movie review]      Blogcritics.org            Maria Full of Grace (2004)      "Marston has made an amazingly lean debut feature.... But everything he trimmed wasn't fat." [movie review]      Blogcritics.org            Match Point (2005)      "Allen develops characters and situations here as if he had jotted the major points down on the back of an envelope and then used the envelope as his shooting script. The movie is so thin-textured it's ludicrous." [movie review]      Blogcritics.org            Melinda and Melinda (2005)      "Allen presents the side-by-side stories as if to compare the comic and tragic views of experience, and it might work but for the fact that the two [playwrights] come up with dissimilar plots featuring different characters played mostly by different actors" [movie review]      Blogcritics.org            Mikey and Nicky (1976)      "Considering the gross overextension of the shoot and the indulgence of the actors, ... it makes perfect sense that the movie feels like the result of a game of 52 pick-up rather than the realization of a design." [movie review]      Blogcritics.org            The Milky Way (1969)      "I doubt such an unrelenting challenge to the Christian faith, in both its substance and its expression, has ever been made in a more easygoing fashion." [movie review]      Blogcritics.org            Million Dollar Baby (2004)      "Hilary Swank [deserves] an award in a new category for the most winning performance in the movie I'm least likely to watch again." [movie review]      Blogcritics.org            Munich (2005)      "[T]he brow-scrunching and ethical debates don't grow out of the assassinations, they merely follow them, and are not only inadequate but irrelevant." [movie review]      Blogcritics.org            Mysterious Skin (2005)      "The perennial golden touch in Hollywood is to make old stories seem new. In Mysterious Skin [writer-director Gregg] Araki "achieves" the opposite." [movie review]      Blogcritics.org

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