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Sort by RATING      Sort by TITLE/YEAR      Sort by QUOTE      Sort by SOURCE       B+      10,000 B.C. (2008)      "The little-prehistoric-epic-that-could actually delivers an entertaining couple of hours." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       A-      2012 (2009)      "In the proud tradition of Roland Emmerich movies, "2012" is incredible in every sense of the word: totally not credible, and yet hugely entertaining." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       B      28 Days Later (2003)      "Gory, unsettling and downright suspenseful, this tour de force from the director of "Trainspotting" has moments of brilliance, but it’s just not scary enough." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       A      300 (2007)      "The first must-see movie of 2007." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       B+      About Schmidt (2002)      "Bring your patience to the latest Jack Nicholson film... it’s very slow, but very rewarding." [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       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       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       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       A-      Balls of Fury (2007)      "Martial arts hysteria, ping-pong wit, and even a bevy of gay sex slaves. What's not to love?" [movie review]      EDGE Boston       A-      Batman Begins (2005)      "It's a new beginning for the bat... and a must-see summer movie for 2005." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       A-      Beowulf (2007)      "Hot: who knew Beowulf took on Grendel in the buff? Zemeckis scores big in this groundbreaking, entertaining, must-see holiday release." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       B      Blade: Trinity (2004)      "The movie is present, sexy and fun, but it’s probably time to give this franchise - and Snipes' permanent scowl - a rest." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       A-      Bolt (2008)      "A digital hamster takes on Pixar's industry domination - and kicks butt." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       A      The Bourne Supremacy (2004)      "Matt Damon and Paul Greengrass have created a fiery, quick-witted film that presents compelling evidence that the action-suspense genre has been “Bourne again.”" [movie review]      EDGE Boston       A      The Bourne Ultimatum (2007)      "We're unsure if there's to be a fourth film in the franchise; but if there's not, Jason Bourne's going out in real style." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       B-      The Boys and Girl from County Clare (2005)      "The charm of “The Boys and Girl from Country Clare” might be compared to the charm of Ceili music: infectious in its beat, but after a while it all sounds the same." [movie review]      EDGE Boston            Breakin' All the Rules (2004)      "Jamie Foxx helms a warm-hearted comedy. It's entirely predictable, but it's a humorous good time." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       B+      Bringing Down the House (2003)      "Irreverent but perhaps not funny enough, “Bringing Down the House” gives Queen Latifah the chance to shine opposite Steve Martin." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       A+      Brokeback Mountain (2005)      "The most important gay film in a decade - a must see." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       B+      Calendar Girls (2003)      "It's lovely and entertaining, the type of British film which makes you wonder why the simplicity of the human condition continually evades the grasp of Hollywood." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       B+      Camp (2003)      "Look past the ill-conceived story and this camp-y summer fling will have you theatre queens rolling in your seats and dancing in the aisles." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       A      Casino Royale (2006)      "In the film, Bond must gamble to survive and grow; the producers of this franchise did the same - and in both cases, the chips are up." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       A-      Catch Me If You Can (2002)      "Steven Spielberg’s new film is lighthearted and enjoyable, with just enough undercurrents of human frailty to keep the story interesting." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       B+      Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle (2003)      "Cameron, Lucy, and Drew are back as the Angels, with Bernie Mac and Demi Moore spicing it up. You’ll clap along even as you realize how plain dumb it all is." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       A-      Cheaper by the Dozen (2003)      "Steve Martin plays by the numbers in “Cheaper by the Dozen”… but it’s a funny family flick nevertheless." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       A      Chicago (2002)      "The curtain on “Chicago” goes up this week, and with it the resurgence of movie musicals… if anyone else can make one this good." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       B+      The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe (2005)      "Despite its overarching Christian themes, Narnia delivers an entertaining yarn." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       B+      Cloverfield (2008)      "Blair Witch meets Godzilla in this hugely enjoyable shake-fest." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       A      Collateral (2004)      "Tom Cruise and Jamie Foxx give the movie tension and momentum, and director Michael Mann gives it something most action flicks lack: style." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       B-      The Company (2003)      "In a phrase, “The Company” is like the ballet it celebrates: you’re going to have to invest patience and determination to appreciate it’s artistry." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       A-      Connie and Carla (2004)      "Folks, it’s an instant gay classic that’s bigger than a beehive... with heart to match." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       A-      Constantine (2005)      "Keanu's back in black, and in a 'hell' of a fun movie… what's not to love?" [movie review]      EDGE Boston       A-      The Dark Knight (2008)      "Remarkable for it's visionary thematic sprawl... and unforgettable for the individual performance of a single actor." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       A      The Departed (2006)      "A beautifully crafted film that's also egregiously violent -rightfully so." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       B      Die Another Day (2002)      "Halle Berry gives a go at the 007 franchise, working with Pierce Brosnan to show us a ripping good time." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       A      Die Mommie Die! (2003)      "Charles Busch channels Joan Crawford, Bette Davis, Lana Turner and Susan Hayward in the lovingly crafted “Die Mommie! Die!” – this you HAVE to see!" [movie review]      EDGE Boston       A      District 9 (2009)      "A wonderfully-entertaining suspense thriller that reinvents and recharges the alien invasion genre." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       A-      Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story (2004)      "No matter what you read elsewhere, don’t dodge this flick; it’s by far the funniest movie thus far of 2004." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       A-      Domino (2005)      "Hugely entertaining and entirely self-serving, “Domino” is likely to be raped by the critics, and then loved by its audiences." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       B+      Doom (2005)      "DOOM Fans, rejoice! The movie might not be intellectually stimulating, but it’s huge fun." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       A      Dreamgirls (2006)      "Crisp direction by Bill Condon and a stand-up-and-cheer performance by Jennifer Hudson make this flick a dream." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       A-      The Dukes of Hazzard (2005)      "“The Dukes” are back… and the film happily hits the right balance between stupid and fun: you know, everything we loved about the television show." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       B+      Eagle Eye (2008)      "We've seen this all before -- but rarely in such an entertaining format. Eagle Eye is like watching an entire season of 24 in two hours flat." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       B+      Eight Below (2006)      "Even performance and plot deficiencies can't stop a husky from emoting effectively on screen. Charming!" [movie review]      EDGE Boston       A      Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004)      "Intellectually demanding but ultimately satisfying, “Eternal Sunshine” plays to the strengths of its cast and well-bred creative team." [movie review]      EDGE Boston       B-      Evan Almighty (2007)      "Smartly done: 'Evan Almighty' is a preposterous, moderately funny film that will warm the hearts of millions." [movie review]      EDGE Boston

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