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Sort by RATING      Sort by TITLE/YEAR      Sort by QUOTE      Sort by SOURCE       A      The Wages of Fear (1952)      "The Wages of Fear, the ultimate truck driver picture, is primarily a general exemplification of how the rich take advantage of the poor, how they're happy to send them out on missions of certain death for their own personal, capital benefit." [movie review]      Cinepinion       A      WALL-E (2008)      "A strictly environmentalist reading of Pixar's latest is too easy." [movie review]      Cinepinion            We Live in Public (2009)      "Too many recent documentaries fail because they take compelling topics and turn them into bland films...But We Live in Public...serendipitously avoids this pitfall by taking video as its subject. You need to see it in order to understand it." [movie review]      The L Magazine       A-      We Own The Night (2007)      "An artful, strong-arming genre picture...Deftly paced and plotted, impeccably executed with a style no less than Kubrickian." [movie review]      Cinepinion       A-      Wendy and Lucy (2008)      "A simplistic and symbolic story; a portrait of this mean old country and its economic disparity." [movie review]      Cinepinion       2.5/4      Whatever Works (2009)      "The worst thing about Woody's latest is Larry David." [movie review]      Slant Magazine       B-      Where the Wild Things Are (2009)      "Faithfully capturing the textures of juvenilia should be a means, not an end..." [movie review]      Cinepinion            The White Ribbon (2009)      "And that little boy grew up to be%u2026Hermann Goering?" [movie review]      The L Magazine            Whiteout (2009)      "Though global warming gets namechecked only once in Whiteout, and off-handedly, it's the ever-present subtext..." [movie review]      The L Magazine            Wild at Heart (1990)      "A trip down a yellow brick road--one that runs through the recesses of the director's infamously nightmarish subconscious." [movie review]      The L Magazine       C      The Wild Blue Yonder: A Science Fiction Fantasy (2006)      "In attempting to bestow an ominous heft onto benign NASA film of astronauts mired in quotidian zero-gravity tasks, The Wild Blue Yonder feels like little else beyond a slight cinematic experiment..." [movie review]      Cinepinion            Wild Grass (2009)      "On the surface, [it']s about obsessive romantic love; a bit deeper, it's about an elderly cineaste's obsession with the movies." [movie review]      Cinepinion            A Woman in Berlin (2008)      "A Woman in Berlin [is] one of the more interesting WWII flicks of the last few years. Though that's not saying much." [movie review]      The L Magazine       D      The Women (2008)      "A woman's not an animal! She's a pair of shoes!" [movie review]      The L Magazine

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