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3/4	"May not be the artistic milestone many have been hoping for, but as the first product of Bollywood's marriage with Hollywood, there should be pride from all corners for producing a solidly crafted entertainment." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Nov 10, 2007	Saawariya (2007)	41%
3.5/4	"*The overall sense of authenticity makes the Gone Baby Gone* cut all the more deep.*" -- Mr. Brown's Movies* Posted Oct 22, 2007	Gone Baby Gone (2007)	94%
3.5/4	"The shock is not in the tragic ending, but the devastating emotional effect Kimberly Peirce is able to achieve through mere nuance." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 21, 2007	Boys Don't Cry (1999)	90%
2/4	"*If this sounds like a knockoff of Se7en, that's because it is." -- Mr. Brown's Movies* Posted Oct 21, 2007	Resurrection (1999)	17%
1.5/4	"All there is to the film is the hook; take it away, and what's left is a rather uninvolving tale." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 21, 2007	Heaven (1998)	60%
1.5/4	"A tired exercise through the usual direct-to-video thriller paces." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 21, 2007	Break Up (1998)	n/a
2.5/4	"Definitely one made for the smaller set." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 21, 2007	Winnie the Pooh - Seasons of Giving (1999)	n/a
3.5/4	"*The quirks of this Sleepy Hollow* prevent it from ever being truly scary, but what they do make it is a quintessentially Burton film.*" -- Mr. Brown's Movies* Posted Oct 21, 2007	Sleepy Hollow (1999)	72%
2/4	"*'It ain't right; it ain't wrong; it just is.' That line, in a nutshell, pretty much sums up Ride with the Devil." -- Mr. Brown's Movies* Posted Oct 21, 2007	Ride with the Devil (1999)	63%
2.5/4	"Never rises to the realm of exciting." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 21, 2007	End of Days (1999)	11%
2.5/4	"I look forward to when Bynes graduates to more mature and sophisticated comedy." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 21, 2007	Sydney White (2007)	37%
3/4	"Has a profound cumulative effect by the end--a testament not only to Penn's control and understanding of the material, but the terrific lead turn by Hirsch." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 21, 2007	Into the Wild (2007)	83%
3/4	"The real star is Berg, who with his fairly short list of directing credits has proven to be one of the more reliable and versatile talents working behind the camera today." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 21, 2007	The Kingdom (2007)	51%
2/4	"One can't help but sense an edgier, braver film fighting to break free." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 19, 2007	Laaga Chunari Mein Daag - Journey of a Woman (2007)	n/a
2.5/4	"Anderson's now-overly familiar tone and style feels all the more twee when paired with a thin story." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 19, 2007	The Darjeeling Limited (2007)	67%
3/4	"Cate the Great once again imbues the Queen with her captivating mix of steely strength, regal dignity, take-no-crap toughness, and intimate vulnerability." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 19, 2007	Elizabeth: The Golden Age (2007)	34%
0/4	"Producer Jennifer Lopez's cameo in the film's climactic Puerto Rican Day parade sequence feels like a victory lap for successfully bilking film financiers and moviegoers out of their money." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 19, 2007	Feel the Noise (2007)	14%
2/4	"All fairly harmless, but outside of the kid and family target audience, also fairly forgettable." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 19, 2007	The Game Plan (2007)	27%
2/4	"*Most jokes land with a thud--particularly the gross-out gags, which nearly ten years after Mary* now just feel played out.*" -- Mr. Brown's Movies* Posted Oct 19, 2007	The Heartbreak Kid (2007)	30%
3/4	"Gosling has deservedly won big buzz for his sensitive and humane portrayal of Lars, never playing him with the slightest wink and hence making his journey all the more affecting." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 19, 2007	Lars And The Real Girl (2007)	81%
3/4	"The perfectly cast Clooney gives the term 'star vehicle' a good name." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 19, 2007	Michael Clayton (2007)	90%
1.5/4	"*Not-too-impressive CG effects and frenetic camera work but cannot mask what is--or, rather, what isn't* there.*" -- Mr. Brown's Movies* Posted Oct 19, 2007	The Seeker (2007)	13%
2.5/4	"Ironically it's Branagh's relentless and painfully obvious attempts to keep the action visually 'interesting' that makes the proceedings come off even more stagy." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 19, 2007	Sleuth (2007)	36%
2.5/4	"For all the competence in craft, there's no real urgency and distinctiveness to sufficiently mask that we've seen this all before--and indeed we have from Gray himself alone." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 19, 2007	We Own The Night (2007)	54%
2.5/4	"Kristin Scott Thomas just makes an already annoying character--Mary is whiny and selfish--even more grating with her broad, overly mannered performance." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 17, 2007	Up at the Villa (2000)	47%
3/4	"The film's high spirits are contagious and wholly impossible to resist." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 17, 2007	Human Traffic (1999)	62%
0/4	"This astonishingly awful film is a study in how a film can go terribly wrong from concept to execution." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 17, 2007	I Dreamed of Africa (2000)	8%
3.5/4	"While the final installment of the cycle is the most lightly amusing, it is also the most disposable." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 17, 2007	The Decalogue Vol. 5 - Parts IX & X (1988)	n/a
3.5/4	"The soapy plot is elevated by smart writing, perceptive direction, and heartbreaking performances." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 17, 2007	The Decalogue Vol. 4 - Parts VII & VIII (1988)	n/a
4/4	"Terrific performances and clever twists power Kieslowski's finest directorial effort of the series." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 17, 2007	The Decalogue Vol. 3 - Parts V & VI (1988)	n/a
4/4	"A film with tremendous staying power--highly thought-provoking and quite disturbing." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 17, 2007	The Decalogue Vol. 2 - Parts III & IV (1988)	n/a
4/4	"Kieslowski's sure direction and the flawless performances make this compelling viewing." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 17, 2007	The Decalogue Vol. 1 - Parts I & II (1988)	n/a
3/4	"Sometimes humorous and wholly inspiring tale." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 14, 2007	Angela's Ashes (1999)	52%
1.5/4	"Indeed the exercise in barely-organized stupidity that it appears to be." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 14, 2007	The Brothers Solomon (2007)	16%
0.5/4	"A terrible, sophomoric joke of a title, which is sadly reflective of the rest of the equally unfunny proceedings." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 14, 2007	Mr. Woodcock (2007)	13%
0/4	"*Actively anti-intelligent." -- Mr. Brown's Movies* Posted Oct 14, 2007	Moving McAllister (2007)	10%
3/4	"David Cronenberg tells a story of the Russian mob in London as only he can--indeed, with ample doses of brutal, bloody, extreme violence." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 14, 2007	Eastern Promises (2007)	88%
3/4	"Whenever the film threatens to get bogged down in self-seriousness, Shepard quickly retreats to satiric cynicism." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 14, 2007	The Hunting Party (2007)	52%
2/4	"Excellent turns cannot make this plodding package any more of a bludgeoning chore to sit through." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 14, 2007	In the Valley of Elah (2007)	72%
3/4	"However derivative the film may be, director Menendez and writer Henrickson infuse a zippy energy and a fair amount of personality into this tale." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 14, 2007	Ladron que Roba a Ladron (To Rob a Thief) (2007)	63%
2/4	"It's inexplicable that the filmmakers haven't given the stars many opportunities to pull out their celebrated skills en route to their inevitable head-on collision." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 14, 2007	War (2007)	14%
3/4	"Forget style over substance; the style is the substance here, and it's hard to complain when it's all, quite simply, so much damn fun." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 14, 2007	Shoot 'Em Up (2007)	66%
3.5/4	"As well-done as the set pieces are, giving the film its more substantive dramatic kick is the psychological warfare." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 14, 2007	3:10 to Yuma (2007)	89%
2.5/4	"In paying attention to potentially thought-provoking issues, the writers neglect basic storytelling." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 14, 2007	The 6th Day (2000)	40%
2/4	"Whatever sparks ignited off the set fail to register on film, in essence ruining Taylor Hackford's drama." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 14, 2007	Proof of Life (2000)	39%
3/4	"Mel Gibson is at his most megawatt movie star charming." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 14, 2007	What Women Want (2000)	53%
3/4	"More important than the technical precision of the actors' turns is the rapport they all share--which ultimately lends this story of a family its authentic, immediate poignancy." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 14, 2007	The Visit (2000)	71%
3/4	"A couple of sterling lead performances by Billy Crudup and Donald Sutherland." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 14, 2007	Without Limits (1998)	75%
3/4	"Ideal summer fare: quite enjoyable, and equally disposable." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 14, 2007	Blade (1998)	55%
	"The fairly sedate pace and tone may be a bit dry for today's viewer, but by the film's disturbing climax and simple, superbly creepy final image, one appreciates how well it helped build the suspense." -- Mr. Brown's Movies Posted Oct 14, 2007	The Omen (1976)	81%

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