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Total Reviews: 1619
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     (2006)      "The laid-back film is mostly easygoing talk, but Freeman makes you believe this self-effacing superstar genuinely enjoys the company of everyone he meets..." [dvd review]      MSN.com   
  
     (2008)      "... a dull, dumb compendium of recycled adventure epic clichés." [dvd review]      MSN.com   
  
     (2008)      "... a dull compendium of recycled adventure epic cliches." [movie review]      Seanax.com   
  
6/10
     (2000)      "Harmless and thoroughly unmemorable." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
B-
     (2007)      "... a compelling and sobering lesson in the devastating effect of human industry on the planet. But a lesson nonetheless." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
     (1957)      "Sidney Lumet... effectively modulates the drama without ever taking the camera out of the jury room until the verdict is in and the jury is out." [dvd review]      MSN.com   
  
     (2006)      "Gela Babluani creates tension with a stripped-down style and an unflinching camera and drives the film with a crisp pace that feels both out-of-control and achingly protracted." [movie review]      GreenCine   
  
     (1999)      "... comes off as little more than a holo-deck adventure from an episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation, only with better production values." [movie review]      Nitrate Online   
  
B-
     (2006)      "... a satisfying piece of genre filmmaking." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
     (2007)      "It's cute and funny and prickly, with a humor that cushions the conflicts humming just under the surface." [dvd review]      MSN.com   
  
     (1957)      "As in the best of Harryhausen's creations, the creature from outer space has an endearing personality that comes through its skittish movements and uncomprehending face." [dvd review]      MSN.com   
  
A
     (2005)      "... rich, lush -- simply exquisite" [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
     (2008)      "It’s the old Hollywood game of payback in place of amends, which makes for short-term satisfaction but a hollow payoff." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
B-
     (2008)      "Anne Fletcher, a dancer/choreographer turned director, moves the film along smoothly, hitting the marks and timing the jokes right. It's connect-the-dots filmmaking by a talented tracer." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
     (2007)      "Fresnadillo drives the scenes of zombie mayhem with a jumpy camera and a fractured editing style that adds a sense of panic to the chaos..." [dvd review]      MSN.com   
  
B
     (2005)      "Don't expect scary from this trilogy of short horror films from a trio of Asia's most interesting directors, which are not so much extreme as twisted." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
     (2007)      "Forget realism, this is Greek history as "The Lord of the Rings" myth and spectacle, with thousands of gigabytes of black CGI blood spilled and spattered across the screen." [dvd review]      MSN.com   
  
     (1957)      "Set during a drought in the empty, parched West, this is a film defined by emptiness and dust, its players alone and vulnerable in the eerie landscape." [dvd review]      MSN.com   
  
     (2007)      "It's a brutal film about brutal people on the frontier, where even the "good guys" are often thugs in it for the money..." [dvd review]      MSN.com   
  
A+
     (2008)      "... a grueling and deeply affecting human drama." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
A
     (2006)      "51 Birch Street, like the best of the recent wave of personal documentaries, is both a compelling story and an eye-opening bit of social history." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
     (1998)      ""54" starts out as an exploration of a culture based on the cultivation of surfaces, and winds up all surface itself." [movie review]      Nitrate Online   
  
A
     (2005)      "These aren't puzzle pieces that fit snuggly together but fragments of character in revealing moments when weakness or pettiness overcome calm and affection." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
B-
     (2004)      "Ingeniously engineered, self-consciously clever and directed with snazzy style, it's played as a violent black comedy with often-gruesome punch lines." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
8/10
     (2000)      "Spottiswoode and Schwarzenegger deliver a clever and colorful conspiratorial thriller with high-energy action scenes, car crashes a go-go, spectacular technology and big explosions, packaged with ferocious glee and spoofing humor." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
          "... a tribute to the magic of movies and moviemaking set and shot in Almeria, Spain (home to scores of sixties westerns)." [movie review]      St@tic Multimedia   
  
    
9
(2009)
     "The delight is in the detail. The character designs are marvelous and the surface details playful and inventive..." [movie review]      Seanax.com   
  
C
     (2005)      "it's really about the absence of emotional intimacy, which is telling but hardly compelling..." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
B
     (2006)      "The atmosphere of schizophrenia, paranoia and disconnection from reality is the most faithful screen adaptation of Dick's sensibility to date." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
     (1929)      "An Indian cast, a German director, and a mix of European and Indian financing came together to create this delicious 1929 silent romantic adventure..." [dvd review]      MSN.com   
  
B
     (2005)      "... a painful and poignant film at once empathetic and critical, more soberly unnerving than exciting, but never less than compelling." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
B
     (2001)      "Hans Petter Moland avoids the usual movie cliches of addiction and abuse in his fierce, discomforting portraits..." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
B
     (2001)      "Stuart Townsend does an impressive balancing act in "About Adam," a sly romantic comedy set in Dublin that makes a case for the virtue of infidelity. Sort of." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
C-
     (2006)      "Amiably banal and instantly forgettable, it gets a barely passing grade largely for just showing up." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
     (1951)      "Billy Wilder is the American cinema's most famous cynic, but nothing in his career is as scathing as his indictment of the American media circus..." [dvd review]      MSN.com   
  
C
     (2006)      "I can't think of another film in which the embarrassment over a freak bowel movement impedes the course of love and commitment." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
     (2008)      "Director Paul Schrader is too removed from the powerful emotions roiling through the film, but it may be the only way to handle the horrors he's forced to confront." [movie review]      Seanax.com   
  
C
     (2002)      "The innocence of holiday cheer ain't what it used to be." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
     (2007)      "Jensen doesn't pretend it's cute and/or harmless -- there's a fascinating ambiguity to the happy fantasy laid over the misery and failure." [movie review]      GreenCine   
  
     (2009)      "Greg Mottola's semi-autobiographical coming of age comedy is as smart and perceptive as they come." [movie review]      Seanax.com   
  
     (2009)      "It's less outrageously funny than Superbad but more savvy." [dvd review]      Seanax.com   
  
     (1988)      "The celebration of storytelling and the magic of fantasy is not really a kids film... but the whimsical treat does capture the spirit of innocent wonder, even with the nightmare ripples." [dvd review]      MSN.com   
  
B
     (2005)      "There is such a joy of play in the film that it's easy to overlook the overdone performances and the lazy script shortcuts." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
B+
     (2000)      "It’s a modest film but rich with observation and unspoken regret, and the texture of their performances bring it to life." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
     (1997)      "Schrader has made his reputation revealing the scarred psyches of American men.... In "Affliction" he creates his most poignant and powerful work." [movie review]      Seattle Weekly   
  
B+
     (2004)      "... a rousing celebration of a genuine people's hero and a timely reminder that a free press is the greatest weapon in the arsenal of democracy and freedom." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
     (2008)      "... the debut feature from French director Audrey Estrougo has echoes of Abdellatif Kechiche's L'Esquive... but has its own sensibility and its own vivid surprises." [movie review]      GreenCine   
  
     (1980)      "Is it the best comedy ever made? I don't know, but it surely is the funniest.I stand by that. And don't call me Shirley." [movie review]      Seanax.com   
  
B-
     (2006)      "... a celebratory drama engineered to leave you choked up and cheering." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
C+
     (2006)      "It's not much of a plot and TV veteran director Geoffrey Sax struggles with the big-screen demands of action scenes." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
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