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Sort by RATING      Sort by TITLE/YEAR      Sort by QUOTE      Sort by SOURCE       B+      About Schmidt (2002)      "Bring your patience to the latest Jack Nicholson film... it’s very slow, but very rewarding." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       C-      After the Sunset (2004)      "Pierce Brosnan and Salma Hayek attempt to heat up the screen in the action caper “After the Sunset”… but despite effective pacing, the movie barely reaches a simmer." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       C+      Against the Ropes (2003)      "“Against the Ropes” has slim, sizzling Meg Ryan in its corner… but the film is a loosely-patched version of about twelve other movies." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       B      The Alamo (2004)      "Disney’s latest epic is a solid, entertaining film – even if it adds nothing all that interesting to the legend of the Alamo." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       A-      The Amityville Horror (2005)      "Go see it -- the perfect antidote to the overly-intellectual horror films we've suffered lately: a scream-a-minute, lighthearted thriller." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       D-      Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid (2004)      "I suppose it could have been worse: it could have been longer." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       A-      Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy (2004)      "Will Ferrell’s commitment to sophomoric comedy is encroaching on religious zeal: “Anchorman” is Ferrell at his best." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       D+      Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phantom of the Opera (2004)      "Damn you! Curse you! Lloyd Webber’s caustically commercialized but well-directed musical comes to the screen in a colorful, expensive, thoughtless and overacted translation." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       A+      Angels in America (2003)      "HBO’s two-part, six hour epic adaptation of Tony Kushner’s “Angels In America” is a tour-de-force of masterful storytelling, with a stellar cast and vital theming." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       C+      Around the World in 80 Days (2004)      "This flick attempts to take its audience across the entire spectrum of Hollywood genres in 80 minutes (give or take a few)... bad idea." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       A-      Assault on Precinct 13 (2005)      "It’s a blast… literally." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       A-      August Rush (2007)      "A poetic joy: if you can suspend your subscription to the definition of film Hollywood has groomed us to accept, you'll love this film." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       B-      Austin Powers in Goldmember (2002)      "The first five minutes of this film rate as perhaps the best film opening ever... they’re worth the price of admission alone, and so we need say no more." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       C+      Australia (2008)      "Simple, beautiful, important and grounded. All of which, in Baz Luhrmann's hands, bored me." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       C      The Aviator (2004)      "Surrounded by talented performances, DiCaprio nearly pulls off a trick as effective as the illusive world cast by Howard Hughes: it almost looks like he can really act." [movie review]      EDGE Boston

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