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Sort by RATING      Sort by TITLE/YEAR      Sort by QUOTE      Sort by SOURCE       A      I Am Cuba (1964)      "visual impressions that will forever remain embedded in your mind's eye%u2014just as much as Picasso's La Guernica communicates the horrors of war" [movie review]      Old School Reviews       C-      I Am Curious (Yellow) (1967)      "the Criterion Collection breathes life into its creaky celluloid with the definitive preservation and a cornucopia of historical background material" [movie review]      Old School Reviews       A-      I Confess (1953)      "The biggest crime surrounding I Confess is the generally indifferent reception that the film has received over the years" [movie review]      Old School Reviews       B      I Vitelloni (1953)      "stands alongside Amarcord as an earlier reminiscence of Fellini's life in Rimini" [movie review]      Old School Reviews       B      I Was Born, But... (1932)      "goes beyond the genre by offering subtle social criticism%u2014a first in Japanese cinema" [movie review]      Old School Reviews       B+      I'm Not There (2007)      "takes us laughin', spinnin', swingin' madly across the screen with Dylan metaphors and anecdotes" [movie review]      Old School Reviews       A      I.O.U.S.A. (2008)      "as essential viewing as any common sense advice you've received from parents/grandparents about living within your means" [movie review]      Old School Reviews       A      Ikiru (1952)      "Best known for his samurai warriors and sweeping landscapes, Kurosawa paints this intimate film with black and white scenes that relate to everyone" [movie review]      Old School Reviews       C      The Illusionist (2006)      "little more than a fairy tale" [movie review]      Old School Reviews       D      Imagine Me & You (2006)      "cinematic mush" [movie review]      Old School Reviews       3.5/5      IMAX - Everest (1996)      "The cinematographers must perform Herculean labor to even film the adventure" [movie review]      ToxicUniverse.com       B+      Immortal Beloved (1994)      "real coup is the perfect casting of consummate chameleon actor Gary Oldman as Beethoven." [movie review]      Old School Reviews       A      In the Mood for Love (2001)      "See the visual poetry and experience the joy of watching two consummate Asian actors demonstrating their abilities." [movie review]      Old School Reviews       B      Incubus (1965)      "Shatner still gets the women, even with the handicap of having to woo them in Esperanto," [movie review]      Old School Reviews       D+      Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984)      "stilted attempts to soften Doom's gloom only create a sense of manipulative phoniness" [movie review]      Old School Reviews       B-      Indiscretion of An American Wife (1953)      "Most striking is the chemistry between the leading actors" [movie review]      Old School Reviews       C-      Infamous (2006)      "comes across as a soulless extended sketch" [movie review]      Old School Reviews       A-      The Insider (1999)      "does communicate a broad truth about media coverage and the conflicts it faces" [movie review]      Old School Reviews       2/5      Interview with the Assassin (2002)      "Outside of Burger's desire to make some kind of film, it's really unclear why this project was undertaken" [movie review]      ToxicUniverse.com       B      Intervista (1987)      "shouldn't be your first foray into Fellini material, or else it will come off as one dizzy surrealistic trip" [movie review]      Old School Reviews       A      Into Great Silence (2007)      "More visual meditation than documentary" [movie review]      Old School Reviews       B      Into the Arms of Strangers: Stories of the Kindertransport (1999)      "preserves some of the most poignant and effective Holocaust history ever witnessed" [movie review]      Old School Reviews       B-      Iris (2001)      "Broadbent and Dent transform the silences into a profound and memorable example of unconditional love" [movie review]      Old School Reviews       B      Iron Monkey (1993)      "some of the finest martial arts displays imaginable, and it doesn't take itself seriously" [movie review]      Old School Reviews       B      It (1927)      "This film alone serves as ample explanation for why Clara Bow will forever remain a Hollywood legend." [movie review]      Old School Reviews       A-      It Happened One Night (1934)      "... stands as a significant landmark in cinema history, giving birth for more romantic comedies to come" [movie review]      Old School Reviews       B      It's Winter (2006)      "Pitts' melancholy film paints a wintry portrait of life." [movie review]      Old School Reviews       4/5      Italian for Beginners (2002)      "Although the film boils down to a lightweight story about matchmaking, the characters make Italian for Beginners worth the journey" [movie review]      ToxicUniverse.com       C+      Ivan the Terrible - Pt. 2 (1946)      "the second part works better as a film due to its variety and better pacing towards the end..." [movie review]      Old School Reviews

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