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Sort by RATING      Sort by TITLE/YEAR      Sort by QUOTE      Sort by SOURCE       2/4      P.S. I Love You (2007)      "You get the strong impression that no one involved wanted to risk being labeled "depressing," so they inserted a lot of lame comic moments into a film that doesn't need them." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       2/4      The Pacifier (2005)      "The Pacifier is what you would politely call “product.” It is manufactured according to a specific formula – one that is familiar, comforting, and non-threatening." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3.5/4      The Painted Veil (2006)      "The Painted Veil has a real pulse. It sweeps you up in the characters' journey from the beginning, and keeps you riveted from moment to moment." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3.5/4      Pan's Labyrinth (2006)      "Pan's Labyrinth is bold and original, a mini-masterpiece of fantasy filmmaking that deserves to be seen by a wide audience." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       4/4      Panic (2000)      "One of the year's ten best films!" [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3.5/4      Panic Room (2002)      "Panic Room is like the Energizer bunny of suspense; it just keeps going and going and going." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       1/4      Paparazzi (2004)      "When a movie is so dishonest – so ignorant – about its own subject matter, it’s impossible for the audience to care about anything that happens." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3.5/4      Paranormal Activity (2009)      "Paranormal Activity goes on the short list of films that totally, completely freaked me out." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat            The Passion of the Christ (2004)      "It is a film worth seeing and talking about, for better or worse. It gets some things very right, but the violence threatens to overshadow the message." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3/4      Paul Blart: Mall Cop (2009)      "Thanks to Kevin James' earnest portrayal of an earnest guy, I was won over by the film's goofy charms." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       --      Payback (1999)      Click here to see the review! [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       1/4      Pearl Harbor (2001)      "On December 7, 1941, the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor. On May 25, 2001, Jerry Bruckheimer and Michael Bay did it again." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3.5/4      Penn & Teller - Bullshit!: The Complete First Season (2003)      "From start to finish, Bulls--t! is a treat to watch…and that’s the honest truth." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       --      A Perfect Murder (1998)      Click here to see the review! [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       2/4      The Perfect Score (2004)      "With a little more anti-authoritarian spirit, The Perfect Score might have been a rousing call to arms for a whole generation." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       0.5/4      Perfect Stranger (2007)      "Perfect Stranger makes a fatal mistake that too many modern-day thrillers make: it so desperately wants to fool you with its plot twists that it ends up playing unfairly." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       --      Permanent Midnight (1998)      Click here to see the review! [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       --      Phantoms (1998)      Click here to see the review! [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3.5/4      Phone Booth (2003)      "This is the kind of thriller I most enjoy seeing - one that really pulls me in, makes me feel the danger, and keeps me thinking on my way out the door." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3.5/4      The Pianist (2002)      "If this film doesn't inspire you, nothing will." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3/4      Pieces of April (2003)      "[The masterstroke is] keeping the family apart for most of the movie and using character analysis as a way of suggesting the dysfunction." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3/4      Piglet's Big Movie (2003)      "Piglet’s Big Movie, like The Tigger Movie before it, has an innocence and a sweetness to it that is welcome. It put a smile on the face of this big kid." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3.5/4      Pineapple Express (2008)      "Pineapple Express pulls off the amazing trick of elevating the stoner comedy into something resembling art." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3/4      Pink Panther (2006)      "If you can divorce yourself from total allegiance to the original %u2013 or if you have no allegiance to the original - then this is an enjoyable movie with some real laughs courtesy of a modern day comic genius." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       2.5/4      The Pink Panther 2 (2009)      "While The Pink Panther 2 certainly has moments of hilarity, they are fewer and farther between this time." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       1.5/4      Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (2007)      "It is debatable whether a movie can be "blockbustered" to death, but I advance this one as Exhibit A. Almost every frame of it feels manufactured to fit a preconceived - and inaccurate - notion of what a bigger, "better" sequel should be." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       2/4      Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest (2006)      "I'll admit that the film is intermittently amusing, but it also reeks of the dreaded "bigger, louder, more" syndrome that has undone many a sequel." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       2.5/4      Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003)      "It’s not so much the minor flaws as it is the fact that Pirates of the Caribbean just wasn’t enough fun for me." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       1.5/4      Pizza (2005)      "The characters in this movie don't talk like real people; they all talk like overly clever screenwriters." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3/4      Plagues and Pleasures on the Salton Sea (2007)      "Plagues & Pleasures on the Salton Sea is funny, enlightening, informative, and most importantly of all - admiring." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3.5/4      Planet of the Apes (2001)      "In the tradition of Independence Day, Twister, and the original Jurassic Park, this is a great Summer Movie." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       --      Pleasantville (1998)      Click here to see the review! [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       2.5/4      Poseidon (2006)      "The film is concerned only with getting to the action, with no intention of exploring the horror of an unexpected tragedy or its impact on the people involved." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3/4      Possession (2002)      "LaBute effortlessly glides back and forth between the period part of the story and the modern day part, connecting them instead of making them seem distant." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3/4      A Prairie Home Companion (2006)      "I can't necessarily say that I'd be more inclined to listen to the show [on the radio], but I was surprised by how much I enjoyed it on the big screen." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       1/4      Premonition (2007)      "Premonition is a shoo-in for my list of the year's worst films, assuming that I can even remember what it is nine months from now." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3.5/4      The Prestige (2006)      "The Prestige quite brilliantly replicates the experience of a great magic trick. You know what you have just seen isn't possible, and while you recognize some of the trickery, you can't spell it all out. You walk away completely amazed." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       2.5/4      Pride and Glory (2008)      "That noise you hear is the soundtrack of We Own the Night, which is playing next door in the multiplex of your memory. Yes, there are undeniable similarities between the two pictures." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3.5/4      Pride and Prejudice (2005)      "This is a vibrant, funny film that doesn't feel like a period piece. (And I mean that as a big compliment.)" [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3.5/4      The Prince of Egypt (1998)      "Truly spectacular." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3/4      The Princess Diaries (2001)      "As far out of the intended demographic as I am, I have to admit there were certain pleasures to the movie." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       1.5/4      Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement (2004)      "Obviousness is what does The Princess Diaries 2 in. Everything in this plot marches along to a prefabricated beat." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       1.5/4      Prom Night (2008)      "The 1980 Prom Night was by no means a masterpiece, yet it begs the question of the remake: If you're going to make a slasher movie and you take out all the actual slashing, what else is left?" [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       2/4      The Proposal (2009)      "A great example of moviemaking on autopilot. The screenplay not only heads for the predicable finish line, it also makes sure to hit all the predictable stops along the way." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3.5/4      Public Enemies (2009)      "Public Enemies is, at its core, a fascinating portrait of criminal narcissism." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       1.5/4      Pulse (2006)      "Pulse is a lesson in Horror Filmmaking 101 - a generic, uninspired slog through just about every single genre cliché ever committed to celluloid." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       3/4      The Punisher (2004)      "Although the concept is old, The Punisher puts some clever variations on the vigilante theme." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat       4/4      The Pursuit of Happyness (2006)      "An honest, intense look at the kind of day-to-day survival that too many Americans must contend with...This is absolutely one of my favorite movies of the year." [movie review]      The Aisle Seat

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