Gabriel Over the White House (1933)

"Odd, slightly disconcerting Gregory La Cava film that's more interesting than good"

Gamer (2009)

"Perhaps the most deliriously demented film of the year. I say that with honest admiration for the deliriously demented."

Gangs of New York (2002)

"Gangs of New York is, quite honestly, nothing short of a masterpiece %u2013 a big, sprawling epic of a film with a recognizable yet extremely complex human center."

The Garden of Eden (1928)

"A silk hat and a bottle of Mumm's Cordon Rouge worth of truly classy entertainment. "

Garfield the Movie (2004)

"The worst thing about a movie like Garfield is that it's not Cat in the Hat bad, but is just the sort of indifferent creation that qualifies as 'cute.'"

Gaslight (1944)

"Effective thriller, but inferior to the British original."

Gay Purr-Ee (1962)

"Enjoyable animated feature."

Gentleman Jim (1942)

"Superior -- if largely fact-free -- biopic with Flynn as the character should have been rather than as he was."

George A. Romero's Diary of the Dead (2008)

"The chilling and relevant film Land tried to be, but never quite was."

Georgia Rule (2007)

"Georgia Rule isn't a bad movie. It's several bad movies in one, with a good movie trying to get out."

Get Rich or Die Tryin' (2005)

"A preposterous rags-to-riches story with a flat lead character that it's determined to raise to the level of a deity."

Ghost (1990)

"Ghastly treacle that mystifyingly became popular."

The Ghost Breakers (1940)

"Top notch horror comedy with Hope at his best."

The Ghost of Frankenstein (1942)

"The last genuinely good entry in the Universal Frankenstein saga."

Ghost Ship (2002)

"The clichés come a-tumbling out with wild abandon as Gabriel Byrne's perfectly P.C. salvage crew goes in search of the 40-year-missing Antonia Graza. Unfortunately for them, they find the ship. It's not that much fun for us, either."

Ghost Town (2008)

"The twists are what make Ghost Town its very own dose of ectoplasmic antics."

Ghostbusters 2 (1989)

"A few bright moments thanks to the cast."

The Ghoul (1933)

"Surprisingly effective low-budget shocker with a great cast."

Giant (1956)

"Overrated, overlong, and marred by some of the worst old age make-up ever seen."

Gigi (1958)

"So artificial it threatens to collapse, but nice to look at"

Gilda (1946)

"Great film noir with a surprising subtext."

Girl with a Pearl Earring (2003)

"A worthy attempt, but the sum of Pearl Earring is less than its individual parts would suggest it could -- and should -- have been. "

The Glass Key (1942)

"First-rate noir thriller."

Glen or Glenda? (1953)

"It baffles science and logic and rudimentary narrative skills, but it's fascinating."

Go West (1940)

"Really lower rung Marx romp with a few good sequences"