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Sort by RATING      Sort by TITLE/YEAR      Sort by QUOTE      Sort by SOURCE       B+      Earth (1999)      "penetrating portrait that cannot be ignored or ever forgotten" [movie review]      Old School Reviews       B      Earth/The End of St. Petersburg/Chess Fever (1927)      "Chess enthusiasts will especially enjoy this little gem" [movie review]      Old School Reviews       C+      East of Eden (1955)      "the real reason that this film has any legs at all (and the ONLY reason that Warner Brothers has released the DVD) rests with James Dean" [movie review]      Old School Reviews       2/5      Eight Legged Freaks (2002)      "'Elkayem's film is clearly targeted to capture young teens for no other reason than to rip off their ticket money'" [movie review]      ToxicUniverse.com       B-      El Bola (2000)      "Although largely a heavy-handed indictment of parental failings ... the film retains ambiguities that make it well worth watching" [movie review]      Old School Reviews       B-      El Bruto (1952)      "a Frankenstein variant as the title character is physically as strong as the cattle he slaughters, yet the gentle soul remains vulnerable to the charms of women" [movie review]      Old School Reviews       5/5      Election (1999)      Click here to see the review! [movie review]      ToxicUniverse.com       A-      Elephant (2003)      "achieves profundity—not through didactic Oliver Stone style exposé—but by presenting an ordinary day in the life of various students as prelude to unthinkable tragedy" [movie review]      Old School Reviews       B+      The Elephant God (1978)      "Overall, Joi Baba Felunath is very enjoyable and well constructed. For Satyajit Ray fans, its a welcome sight to see him return to the banks of the Ganges--—the same location so prominent in Aparajito." [movie review]      Old School Reviews       D      Elizabethtown (2005)      "Dunst and Bloom were far more believable in their widely watched comic book and fantasy films" [movie review]      Old School Reviews       3.5/5      Elling (2002)      "Elling really is about a couple of crazy guys, and it's therapeutic to laugh along with them." [movie review]      ToxicUniverse.com       C-      The Emperor Jones (1933)      "Despite its marked deficiencies ... remains a "must see" for historic and cultural purposes" [movie review]      Old School Reviews       2/5      The Emperor's Club (2002)      "A soulless rehashing of Dead Poet's Society is hardly the savior of American education" [movie review]      ToxicUniverse.com       B      Empires - Martin Luther (2002)      "definitive cinematic introduction to Martin Luther, avoiding the short cuts that the fictional Luther takes to paint his portrait" [movie review]      Old School Reviews       2.5/5      Enemy at the Gates (2001)      "Much more character development and depth would vastly improve this ... instead of ... relying on Jude Law's good looks" [movie review]      ToxicUniverse.com       B+      Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room (2005)      "goes a long way to explain exactly why Enron imploded" [movie review]      Old School Reviews       3/5      Enter the Dragon (1973)      "The best of his short lived career." [movie review]      ToxicUniverse.com       B      Equinox Flower (1958)      "Ozu demonstrates that he can adjust readily with a Technicolor palate to present a warm family drama that moves as steadily as one of his signature trains" [movie review]      Old School Reviews       4/5      Erin Brockovich (2000)      Click here to see the review! [movie review]      ToxicUniverse.com       c+      Escape From the Planet of the Apes (1971)      "This second sequel serves as little more than a light appetizer with a memorable and poignant ending." [movie review]      Old School Reviews       D      Eternal (2005)      "the photography only creates a sense of suspense that something worth seeing may eventually appear" [movie review]      Old School Reviews       B      Europa Europa (1991)      "uses the historical background only as a backdrop to the fears and isolation Solly must undergo without dwelling on the evils of the Holocaust" [movie review]      Old School Reviews       A      Every Little Step (2009)      "finally, A Chorus Line gets its due in film" [movie review]      Old School Reviews       1/5      Evolution (2001)      Click here to see the review! [movie review]      ToxicUniverse.com       B      Excalibur (1981)      "Somehow it combines legendary material both visually and audibly that hooks me every time." [movie review]      Old School Reviews       C-      Exils (2004)      "worth checking out for cultural illumination and for its striking musical score" [movie review]      Old School Reviews       D      The Exorcism of Emily Rose (2005)      "Horror Film Screen Writing for Dummies, anyone?" [movie review]      Old School Reviews       B-      Expiration (2003)      "introduces an unpretentious filmmaker with a promising future" [movie review]      Old School Reviews       B      The Eyes of Tammy Faye (2000)      "unpretentious documentary that gives us a much deeper understanding of a most intriguing icon" [movie review]      Old School Reviews       C      The Eyes of Van Gogh (2004)      "Unfortunately, the film is destined for a very limited audience as presently constructed; it plays as a Cliff's Notes visual introduction to the artist's letters to his brother." [movie review]      Old School Reviews

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