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Sort by RATING      Sort by TITLE/YEAR      Sort by QUOTE      Sort by SOURCE       A      La Jetée (1962)      "It's a sad lesson for the nostalgic in all of us." [movie review]      Cinepinion       B+      The Last Winter (2007)      "An intriguing and finger-pointing addition to the global warming canon that's still sufficiently wacky to be a thoughtful hoot." [movie review]      Cinepinion       A+      Last Year at Marienbad (1961)      "The film seems set inside cinema itself...it takes as its model the abstract senselessness of our unconscious recesses." [movie review]      Cinepinion       B      Le Doulos (1962)      "The problem with Le Doulos is that riding along with its plot...is an up-and-down process, having all the vacillating emotionality of a snowy day spent sledding--the thrill of the rapid descent, and the trudgery of the uphill return." [movie review]      Cinepinion       B      Leatherheads (2008)      "Clooney's actors...deliver their lines as though their tongues were packed with lead weights." [movie review]      Cinepinion       B+      Let the Right One In (2008)      "From the country that didn't sign up with the Coalition of the Willing...the remake should be awful." [movie review]      Cinepinion       B-      Let's Get Lost (1988)      "While Let's Get Lost is easy to admire, it's tougher to enjoy...if it's not self-indulgent, it's certainly Chet-indulgent." [movie review]      Cinepinion       D+      The Limits of Control (2009)      "An exercise in pseudo-stylishness finds Jarmusch clinging to a faded notion of what constitutes cool, to an ideal of hip that smacks distastefully of the '90s--back when this brand of indie-pretentious, faux-mystical hitman bull could pass muster." [movie review]      Cinepinion       B+      The Lives of Others (2006)      "The Lives of Others addresses the transformative power of art and how our ordinary lives can be interpreted as narrative." [movie review]      Cinepinion       B      The Lookout (2007)      "As the caper comes to overpower the narrative in the third act...Frank loses his way, allowing the proceedings to unforgiveably descend, starting with the climactic crime itself that features a cheaply manipulative development, into formulaic hokum." [movie review]      Cinepinion       C      Lou Reed's Berlin (2008)      "In contrast to, say, Shine a Light's big-screen verve, Berlin is YouTube-ready: visually banal, spiritlessly assembled." [movie review]      The L Magazine       B-      Love and Honor (2008)      "Yamada's latest owes as much to Douglas Sirk as Akira Kurosawa." [movie review]      The L Magazine       B-      Love Songs (2008)      "If cinema is a glass of water, Honore and Garrel are two tablets of Alka Seltzer. Unfortunately their carbonating effects wear off after about 45 minutes and the glass of water that is Love Songs goes tepid again." [movie review]      Cinepinion

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