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Rating
Title/Year
Author
1
Yucatán (2018)
Like the limitless buffet and late show with dancing girls, it's a simple pleasure.
Posted Feb 15, 2019
2
3/4
Searching for Bobby Fischer (1993)
A rare family film that's not afraid to inject conflict and complexity into its images of domestic happiness.
Posted Feb 13, 2019
3
3/5
Rope (1948)
Although the story of this verbose film is intriguing, it's not top-drawer Hitchcock.
Posted Feb 9, 2019
4
A movie so categorically awful that I actually recommend you watch it, if only so someone could confirm that I didn't hallucinate this thing.
Posted Feb 9, 2019
5
3/5
The Bed Sitting Room (1969)
A field day for funny collection of Brits.
Posted Feb 8, 2019
6
Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981)
Somehow, this one's even worse than the first.
Posted Feb 8, 2019
7
Velvet Buzzsaw (2019)
This is a movie for people who get the joke.
Posted Feb 8, 2019
8
High Flying Bird (2019)
This is a notable curiosity of a film; it is not a slam dunk.
Posted Feb 8, 2019
9
3/5
10
3/5
The Optimists (1973)
An underrated film with an excellent performance by Sellers.
Posted Feb 4, 2019
11
3/5
This plotless film ambles nicely from situation to situation because of Girardot's marvelous performance.
Posted Feb 4, 2019
12
1/5
The Naked Ape (1973)
This boring semidocumentary traces man's evolution from prehistory to the present day.
Posted Feb 4, 2019
13
2/5
Pieces of Dreams (1970)
A bit dull and maudlin.
Posted Feb 4, 2019
14
2.5/5
Blue in the Face (1995)
It feels less like a movie than a lost episode of the old Steve Allen or Jack Paar late-night chat shows.
Posted Jan 29, 2019
15
2.5/5
Strange Days (1995)
Strange Days hurtles down the track for two hours, frantically trying to warn us en route to the Big Switchback, only to pull up in a hiss of smoke and hot air.
Posted Jan 29, 2019
16
1.5/5
Showgirls (1995)
Showgirls is a positively detumescent experience.
Posted Jan 29, 2019
17
2.5/5
Dead Presidents (1995)
Judging by Dead Presidents and his previous film, The Inkwell, the only thing standing between 20-year-old Tate and mainstream stardom is a decent script.
Posted Jan 29, 2019
18
3/4
Frankie & Johnny (1991)
19
2/4
Baby Boom (1987)
While the script is often trite, Keaton turns in her best comic performance since MANHATTAN.
Posted Jan 25, 2019
20
3/5
Desk Set (1957)
21
2/4
The Cutting Edge (1992)
It's as though today's moviemakers have lost faith in romance, pure and simple, as a subject.
Posted Jan 24, 2019
22
2/4
Green Card (1990)
Peter Weir's talent, so evident in his Australian work, remained dormant here, but Depardieu's lively performance is a redeeming factor.
Posted Jan 23, 2019
23
2/4
The Matchmaker (1997)
It's all very well-intentioned, but Garofalo mostly looks pained and uncomfortable as various touristy Irish village stereotypes unfold around her.
Posted Jan 23, 2019
24
2/4
Only You (1994)
[D]espite the lovely Italian locales and a relatively appealing cast, the film is far too cloying for all but the most sentimental tastes.
Posted Jan 23, 2019
25
3/5
Benefiting from some fine special effects, this fast-moving comedy ought to please any family.
Posted Jan 22, 2019
26
2/5
Nobody Waved Good-Bye (1965)
27
2/5
Pinocchio in Outer Space (1965)
This is well animated, but nowhere near the quality of Disney.
Posted Jan 22, 2019
28
1/5
29
3/5
Hard Times (1975)
HARD TIMES is still an enjoyable film, and the depression-era settings are painstakingly captured.
Posted Jan 14, 2019
30
The Music Lovers (1971)
Don't bother seeing this; just buy a few albums of music by Tchaikovsky and let it go at that.
Posted Jan 14, 2019
31
89/100
Fyre (2019)
It's a defining true crime story for the Internet age.
Posted Jan 14, 2019
32
3/4
Images (1972)
33
3/4
The Boy Friend (1971)
THE BOY FRIEND is a sincere celebration of the musical from a camp point of view. And let it be said Russell discovered Tommy Tune many years before Broadway did.
Posted Jan 11, 2019
34
4/5
Blackmail (1929)
Blackmail still plays well, and is a suitable precursor to the master director's later work.
Posted Jan 9, 2019
35
2.5/5
The First Wives Club (1996)
Sisters are doing it for themselves. But what they're doing is obsessing about men, which greatly undermines this purported comedy of female empowerment.
Posted Jan 8, 2019
36
3/5
A New Leaf (1971)
In some ways a throwback to the screwball comedies of the 1930s, A NEW LEAF often recalls several of them in its satire, inventiveness and wit.
Posted Jan 8, 2019
37
3/4
The Object of My Affection (1998)
You come away with a remarkable sense of the filmmakers and actors working together harmoniously as they delve into the heart of relationships between friends and lovers.
Posted Dec 28, 2018
38
1/5
Maniac (1980)
The sleazy embodiment of everything that was wrong with the ultraviolent slasher movies of the early 1980s.
Posted Dec 28, 2018
39
1/5
Zombi 2 (1980)
Fulci's work has its champions, but his films are mostly dim-witted and hold little interest for anyone other than hard-core gore fans.
Posted Dec 28, 2018
40
2/5
Dracula's Daughter (1936)
Unsatisfying sequel to Dracula.
Posted Dec 28, 2018
41
2/5
Event Horizon (1997)
The film is content to relentlessly scream "Boo!" behind the audience's back rather than provide any real thrills
Posted Dec 14, 2018
42
2/5
The Frisco Kid (1979)
A weakly scripted, largely unfunny comedy-western intermittently helped by Gene Wilder's then-considerable charm.
Posted Dec 12, 2018
43
2.5/5
The Last Dragon (1985)
An enjoyable pastiche of martial arts, romance, music, and video.
Posted Dec 11, 2018
44
2/5
Willow (1988)
The plot grinds on inescapably to its predictable climax, with the viewer fully aware of what awaits long before the events unfold.
Posted Dec 6, 2018
45
2/5
Robin Hood: Men in Tights (1993)
46
1/5
Dr. Giggles (1992)
What this project really needed was a script doctor.
Posted Dec 3, 2018
47
2.5/5
Species (1995)
48
1/5
Arrivederci, Baby! (1966)
The whole affair leaves a bad taste in one's mouth.
Posted Nov 29, 2018
49
3/5
Who among us can deny a good tale of man's best friend?
Posted Nov 28, 2018
50
1/5