The New York Observer
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The Closet (2001)"Floats with the buoyancy of a delicious French soufflé"
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The Illusionist (2010)"One of the most original and unique geniuses in cinema today, Mr. Chomet directed, wrote, illustrated and composed the music for this holiday jewel"
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The Last Tycoon (1976)"A generally lacklustre affair"
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Welcome to the Rileys (2010)"Despite its good intentions, this earnest little film seems embalmed"
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Ladies in Lavender (2004)"'Ladies in Lavender', carefully written and superbly directed by the actor Charles Dance, is a film of unusual elegance"
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Running Scared (2006)"An orgy of nihilistic violence that is curiously exhilarating, I am almost ashamed to say."
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50 First Dates (2004)"Stupid, coarse and abysmally unfunny."
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Hidden Agenda (1990)"There's plenty of evidence of Loach's undiminished power as a film-maker, and equally ample evidence that something is very rotten in the state of Northern Ireland."
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Jolene (2008)"You go away exhilarated. The movie has been through as many hurdles getting here as dear, sweet Jolene, but sometimes the most engaging movies are the ones worth waiting for."
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Lilja 4-ever (2002)"What 'Lilja 4-Ever' has in common with the greatest films is its spiritual transcendence. Don't miss it."
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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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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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Die Another Day (2002)"'Die Another Day' is the most thrilling, lavishly designed and imaginative Bond picture in years. It is also the most preposterous."
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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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Bullitt (1968)"The action sequences are brilliant, done without trickery in real locations to lend an extraordinary sense of immediacy to the shenanigans and gunfights."
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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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