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Sort by RATING      Sort by TITLE/YEAR      Sort by QUOTE      Sort by SOURCE       4/4      L.A. Confidential (1997)      "Every scene in the movie is good." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       4/4      Ladder 49 (2004)      "There’s no “high concept” at work here - just a heartfelt, meaningful examination of simple everyday heroism." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       0.5/4      Lady in the Water (2006)      "Have you ever been approached by someone who was really drunk, and they tell you some rambling, incoherent story? Well, that's what watching this movie is like." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       2/4      Ladykillers (2004)      "When the Coen brothers are capable of making brilliant stuff like Fargo, should they really be spending their time making pictures like The Ladykillers?" [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3/4      The Lake House (2006)      "Reeves and Bullock bring the right balance of emotions to their roles. They give The Lake House its humor, its drama, and its undeniable romantic spirit." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       8/10      Lake Placid (1999)      Click here to see the review! [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3/4      Lakeview Terrace (2008)      "Aside from the weak final act, this is a movie about black and white that refreshingly focuses on the gray." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3/4      Land of the Lost (2009)      "The great irony of the new big-screen Land of the Lost adaptation is that the filmmakers have spent a reported $100 million to make a movie that looks like it cost $1.95. And you know what? In a weird kind of way, I actually appreciate that ethic" [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3/4      Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life (2003)      "Game sequels generally rely on better graphics and better interactive play. This movie sequel has more imagination and situations that draw you in more. Again, that seems appropriate." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3/4      Lara Croft: Tomb Raider (2001)      "Quite simply, I had a blast watching it." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3/4      Last Chance Harvey (2008)      "Last Chance Harvey is nothing you haven't seen before. It's just done with older actors, a bit more poignancy, and a bit more class" [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3.5/4      The Last King of Scotland (2006)      "Last King powerfully explores the duality between congeniality and brutality." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3/4      The Last Samurai (2003)      "The Samurai ethic is explored in the kind of detail that kept me involved even when the plot hit some bumps." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       1/4      Law Abiding Citizen (2009)      "The mixture of gruesome revenge picture and self-satisfied message movie is deeply off-putting." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       2/4      The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (2003)      "While the gentlemen are extraordinary, the plot is anything but." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       2.5/4      Leatherheads (2008)      "It wouldn't be at all accurate to say that I disliked Leatherheads; I simply found myself kind of stunned that all the good stuff didn't somehow add up to more." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       .5/4      Left Behind - The Movie (2001)      "The only thing "Left Behind" made me want to do was pray that it would soon be over. " [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3/4      Legally Blonde (2001)      "Your parents warned you not to judge a book by its cover for a reason. Dismissing Legally Blonde would mean missing one of the funniest comedies of the year." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3/4      Legally Blonde 2: Red, White and Blonde (2003)      "Legally Blonde 2: Red White and Blonde does what all good sequels should do: it sticks with the same formula, but adds fresh elements." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       2/4      The Legend of Zorro (2005)      "The movie needed to be sexier and edgier than it is." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3/4      Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events (2004)      "Imagination and creativity pop from every single frame. The visual style is so vivid that we can easily become lost in this dark world of mystery and misery." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       2.5/4      Lethal Weapon 4 (1998)      "More often than not it, seems like a pale retread of its predecessors." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3.5/4      Letters From Iwo Jima (2006)      "Eastwood has made a film that is thoughtful, poignant, touching, and philosophical. It stands as one of the best works in his long, illustrious career." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       --      Life (1999)      Click here to see the review! [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3/4      The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou (2004)      "Say what you will about the film but it’s not cookie cutter. It finds its own rhythm to march to. The Life Aquatic surprised me every few minutes." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3.5/4      Life as a House (2001)      "It says that relationships - like houses - need to be built." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       2/4      Life or Something Like It (2002)      "One thing's for sure: if you had only a week to live, you wouldn't want to waste 100 minutes on this." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3/4      Like Mike (2002)      "Seeing Lil Bow Wow go toe-to-toe (or, more accurately, face-to-kneecap) against the stars of the game is loads of fun." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3.5/4      Lilo & Stitch (2002)      "This is the traditional Disney magic wrapped in a wonderfully original and imaginative new package." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3/4      Lions for Lambs (2007)      "This is an unapologetically liberal film. Does it preach to the choir? Absolutely. My own left-leaning views being what they are, I liked it on those terms, even as I acknowledge that some complexity would have been nice." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       4/4      Little Children (2006)      "Little Children is neither a sitcom nor a melodrama. Instead, it feels like real life, inhabited by real people with real problems. If this story actually happened, this is exactly how it would go down." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       4/4      Little Miss Sunshine (2006)      "Like Garden State or Sideways, the film uses comedy to find the content in the lives of its characters. Little Miss Sunshine is funny, touching, and unexpectedly inspiring. " [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       --      Lolita (1997)      Click here to see the review! [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       2.5/4      The Longest Yard (2005)      "This new version ignores the inherent edginess of the material. There’s a huge disconnect between the plot’s unassailable darkness and the lightness of the film’s tone." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3/4      Lookin' to Get Out (1982)      "Hal Ashby's cut of Lookin' to Get Out is a movie that deserves to be rediscovered." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3/4      Looking for Comedy in the Muslim World (2006)      "Looking For Comedy in the Muslim World is full of Albert Brooks' trademark jokes and absurd scenarios." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3/4      Looney Tunes - Back in Action (2003)      "Looney Tunes have always had an anarchic sense of humor. Setting them loose on Hollywood was nothing less than inspired." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3/4      The Looney, Looney, Looney Bugs Bunny Movie (1981)      "Any chance to sit down and watch these brilliant cartoons again is a cause for celebration." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3.5/4      The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001)      "The best compliment I can pay the film is this: I'm looking forward to the next two installments." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       4/4      The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003)      "Now that the ending has been presented, I am able to look back and realize just what an extraordinary filmmaking accomplishment Lord of the Rings has been." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3.5/4      The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002)      "The Two Towers has the kind of ambition that few movies these days have. Going to see it is an event." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3.5/4      Lord of War (2005)      "Moral ambiguity has rarely been so well done on screen." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3/4      Lords of Dogtown (2005)      "There’s great authenticity in the picture thanks to Catherine Hardwicke’s atmospheric direction and Stacy Peralta’s first-hand account of the era." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       4/4      Lost in Translation (2003)      "Lost in Translation finds something that occasionally happens between people and presents it realistically...one of the best pictures of the year." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       1/4      The Love Guru (2008)      "Perhaps Myers was so enchanted by his own desire to bring spiritualism to the masses that he forgot to actually bring the funny with it. Whatever the case, this is a shockingly laugh-free motion picture." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       2/4      A Love Song for Bobby Long (2004)      "A Love Song for Bobby Long is all beginning and middle; the ending is missing." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3/4      The Low Down (2001)      "If you hid a video camera in a room, recording every word and action of the people there, watching that video would be something like watching The Low Down." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3/4      Lucky You (2007)      "Personally, I think this is one of those misunderstood films that never got a fair shake. DVD often corrects such oversights, and my hope is that Lucky You will finally find the appreciative audience it deserves." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3.5/4      Lust, Caution (2007)      "Ang Lee has shown that sometimes art has to be bold. Because he presents the sexuality as graphically as he does, Lust, Caution becomes much richer and more meaningful than it would have been otherwise." 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