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Sort by RATING      Sort by TITLE/YEAR      Sort by QUOTE      Sort by SOURCE       8/10      L'Enfant (2006)      "An exploration of the existence of morality -- where does it come from, especially in a world as cold as what's presented here?" [movie review]      Window to the Movies       10/10      L.A. Confidential (1997)      "It demands that the viewer pay attention, not assuming for one second that its audience may consist of dummies. That audience is rewarded with an environment oozing with atmosphere." [movie review]      Window to the Movies       7/10      La Vie En Rose (2007)      "Dahan's film is less an ode or a valentine, more of a spectacle of pity, mainly worth watching for Cotillard." [movie review]      Window to the Movies       5/10      Ladder 49 (2004)      "Ladder 49 is just about the most ironed-flat fireman tribute a group of people could make." [movie review]      ReelTalk Movie Reviews       5/10      Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure (2001)      "Made without much of the original Lady and the Tramp's spirit in mind." [movie review]      Window to the Movies       3/10      Lady in the Water (2006)      "Shyamalan might've been onto something if Lady in the Water were, say, a satire of Scientology; instead, it's a mission for a bedtime story, a badly told fairy tale." [movie review]      ReelTalk Movie Reviews       7/10      Lady Vengeance (2005)      "The theme of how all-around bad revenge is starts to wear a little thin... But there's always a perverse delight in just watching how a Park movie is executed." [movie review]      Window to the Movies       8/10      Ladykillers (2004)      "The Coen Bros. [are] in fine form stylistically ... There's something about the way their work is so polished that it forces one to smile." [movie review]      Window to the Movies       8/10      Lagaan (2001)      "The film's got a big scope and a big heart, even taking time to decry class, social, and racial discrimination." [movie review]      Window to the Movies       5/10      Lakeview Terrace (2008)      "It's ironic when the tactics it uses to ratchet up the suspense actually reduces the very real tension that gets communicated in its first half." [movie review]      Window to the Movies       5/10      Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life (2003)      "Only reinforces what [Lara Croft's] first movie showed us -- that she's not readily approachable to other characters nor to the audience." [movie review]      Window to the Movies       3/10      Lara Croft: Tomb Raider (2001)      "The ingredients are in place for a movie that could be a blast. Execution ... is where the film falls flat." [movie review]      Window to the Movies       7/10      Lars And The Real Girl (2007)      "A plea for compassion and understanding; its lack of the negative side of human nature almost makes it seem desperate in that regard, but overall it's deft at achieving its goal." [movie review]      Window to the Movies       7/10      Lassie (2006)      "An ode to the beleaguered people who face hardships, physical and emotional, with hopeful optimism." [movie review]      Window to the Movies       6/10      Last Holiday (2006)      "[Latifah] makes you easily sympathize with her character, even as you're aware of the plot's utter contrivance." [movie review]      Window to the Movies       8/10      The Last King of Scotland (2006)      "Few films this year have been as suspenseful as The Last King of Scotland, which is due in large part to the tour de force performance of Forest Whitaker." [movie review]      ReelTalk Movie Reviews       6/10      The Last Kiss (2006)      "Watching The Last Kiss feels like watching a couple going through the motions." [movie review]      ReelTalk Movie Reviews       7/10      The Last Samurai (2003)      "It's like Samurai 101: here are the samurai; here is their way of life; here is what makes them so appealing to Westerners; and here it all is in one classic textbook epic." [movie review]      Window to the Movies       3/10      The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (2003)      "So good at being bad that it's almost admirable." [movie review]      Window to the Movies       6/10      Leatherheads (2008)      "Mostly simply tries for fun, and for a good part of it, it delivers. But with it's jumble of elements, it doesn't allow a central one to take hold and truly fly." [movie review]      Window to the Movies       7/10      Legally Blonde (2001)      "Soak in Witherspoon's pleasing performance and the good-natured comedy and have a good time." [movie review]      Window to the Movies       8/10      Legally Blonde 2: Red, White and Blonde (2003)      "Runs the risk of lifelessly rehashing the first movie and going through the motions, but the result is actually a film that is snappier and more cheerful." [movie review]      ReelTalk Movie Reviews       6/10      The Legend of Zorro (2005)      "It tries just hard enough to get by when it should be working more ambitiously to earn that mark of the Z." [movie review]      ReelTalk Movie Reviews       8/10      Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events (2004)      "Although Carrey threatens to chew the scenery whenever he can, the kids hold their own as the stars of the show." [movie review]      Window to the Movies       8/10      Let the Right One In (2008)      "Like a horror romance Kieslowski might have made, as it explores both a tender, tentative relationship -- a connection in an otherwise dark world -- and relative morality." [movie review]      Window to the Movies       9/10      Letters From Iwo Jima (2006)      "A complex act of empathy, a sincere attempt to understand the human beings, flawed and all, behind the flag of Japan." [movie review]      Window to the Movies       7/10      The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou (2004)      "Previously, Anderson's films contained so many ideas they threatened to burst at the seams; with The Life Aquatic, it appears that's happened." [movie review]      ReelTalk Movie Reviews       9/10      Lilo & Stitch (2002)      "For Lilo & Stitch, which appears at first to be another routine exploration of finding acceptance, the difference is in the details." [movie review]      Window to the Movies       5/10      Lions for Lambs (2007)      "Only one step away from Redford turning towards the camera, pointing his finger, and asking, 'what will you do?'" [movie review]      ReelTalk Movie Reviews       7/10      Little Children (2006)      "There's something about the frustrations of middle class citizens trapped in suburbia that seems both profound and profoundly trivial, and that's reflected in the tone." [movie review]      Window to the Movies       8/10      Little Miss Sunshine (2006)      "Little Miss Sunshine is saved by an ace -- its cast." [movie review]      ReelTalk Movie Reviews       8/10      The Lives of Others (2006)      "Actually one of the most optimistic stories I've watched in a long while." [movie review]      Window to the Movies       6/10      The Lizzie McGuire Movie (2003)      "Cheesy. Still, it could be worse. Fans of the TV show are charmed by Lizzie, and the movie is definitely all hers." [movie review]      Window to the Movies       7/10      The Lookout (2007)      "A satisfying movie, even if it doesn't all quite come together -- the heist-related portions feel almost perfunctory in a movie about a character who's anything but." [movie review]      Window to the Movies       6/10      Looney Tunes - Back in Action (2003)      "It doesn't seem to exist for any other reason than to reference, in particular, Looney Tunes and Hollywood." [movie review]      ReelTalk Movie Reviews       10/10      The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001)      "By the time its three hours were over, I found myself out of breath." [movie review]      Window to the Movies       10/10      The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003)      "Conclude[s] a trilogy of movies upon which unprecendented expectations have been placed, and [does] it smoothly, gracefully, and powerfully." [movie review]      Window to the Movies       10/10      The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002)      "For those who value a steady build to utter intensity, The Two Towers is a grand achievement." [movie review]      Window to the Movies       5/10      Lords of Dogtown (2005)      "So literal is the antiestablishment vibe that whenever there's a moment primed to make kids wanna punch out an old square, they get to see it acted out." [movie review]      ReelTalk Movie Reviews       7/10      Lost in La Mancha (2003)      "What does work extremely well ... is the documentary's portrayal of Terry Gilliam as a man almost childlike in his love for making a movie." [movie review]      Window to the Movies       8/10      Lost in Translation (2003)      "Coppola's mood-setting is pitch-perfect ... to be lost and alone in a strange place, full of strangers, feeling kind of sad and wistful." [movie review]      Window to the Movies       7/10      The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra (2004)      "A parody of the kind of movies we were already giggling at, which leaves no actual room for parody ... works best when we just go along with [it]." [movie review]      Window to the Movies       8/10      Love Actually (2003)      "Mostly just wants the audience to feel good and revel in the warmth of a fresh attraction." [movie review]      Window to the Movies       4/10      Love in the Time of Money (2002)      "Will probably be one of those movies barely registering a blip on the radar screen of 2002." [movie review]      Window to the Movies       6/10      A Love Song for Bobby Long (2004)      "It's tough to sell a drama, though, if it doesn't find some natural way to rise above the ordinary, and that's this movie's biggest challenge." [movie review]      Window to the Movies       7/10      Lust, Caution (2007)      "I'm quite certain Lee got the mood he wanted for the movie ... but I'm not certain Wong/Mrs. Mak is someone we can easily feel fascination or an affinity for." [movie review]      Window to the Movies

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