Andrew Sarris
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The Warriors (1979)
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Day of Wrath (1943)Publish Date: August 26, 2008"It remains today a fierce attack on 17th-century religious intolerance and witch-hunting."
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The Return (2003)Publish Date: February 9, 2004"[A] brilliantly acted and photographed, yet strangely frustrating fable"
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I vitelloni (1953)Publish Date: November 25, 2003"It's my favorite Fellini film, possibly his most personal effort and by far his funniest."
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The Matrix Reloaded (2003)Publish Date: June 11, 2003"I liked this movie and can recommend it with a clear critical conscience, but it never moved me even half as much as Steven Spielberg's 'A.I.'"
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A Clockwork Orange (1971)Publish Date: December 30, 1971"A painless, bloodless, and ultimately pointless futuristic fantasy (...) What we have here is simply a pretentious fake."
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To Kill a Mockingbird (1962)Publish Date: March 7, 1963"This is not much of a movie even by purely formal standards."
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Sunset Boulevard (1950)"Still [September 2005] the best Hollywood movie ever made about Hollywood."
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Lola Montes (1955)"I recommend 'Lola Montes' wholeheartedly both for its sensuous delights and its ever exquisite artistry."
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There Was a Crooked Man (1970)"I thoroughly enjoyed 'There Was A Crooked Man' for its inhaling the fresh air of liberty on today's screen without its gagging on the fumes of gratuitous license."
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The Green Ray (Summer) (1986)“Rohmer's ultimate masterwork”
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Oasis (2002)"One of the most deeply felt love stories of the screen in ways that you must endure a little suffering of your own to appreciate."
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To Be and to Have (2002)"Contains some of the most stirring footage I have ever seen on the act and art of teaching children."
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After the Wedding (2006)"May be the strangest and most surprising film you'll see this year, in that its character development runs counter to the expectations aroused by its narrative sequencing."
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