Kafka (1992)

"One of Soderbergh's most fascinating films."

Keeper of the Flame (1942)

"Middle-brow MGM variant on Citizen Kane. More interesting than good."

Key Largo (1948)

"Taut Huston thriller with an unbeatable cast."

Kicking and Screaming (2005)

"Unfortunately, the film delivers exactly what it promises."

The Kid From Spain (1932)

"Possibly Cantor's best film. Certainly his most creatively directed and raciest."

Kids (1995)

"Appalling, immoral rubbish palmed off as art."

The Kids in the Hall - Brain Candy (1996)

"A shambling disappointment."

Kill Bill Vol. 1 (2003)

"It may not be great, but it is if not true filmmaking, very, very true movie making."

The Killer Shrews (1959)

"Too campily amusing not to like."

The Killers (1946)

"Classic noir."

The Killing Kind (1973)

"Underrated creepy thriller from Harrington."

Killing Spree (1987)

"They don't make 'em any worse."

Kind Hearts and Coronets (1950)

"Not as good as it ought to be, but good"

King Arthur (2004)

"Turns the Arthurian folks into one-liner spouting generic-buddy-picture characters with dubious hygiene, whose fates aren't likely to matter a damn bit to you. "

King Kong (1933)

"Easily the best of its kind."

King Kong (2005)

"Jackson's Kong is as much homage as remake -- and that may well be its strength and its weakness in one package"

King of Hearts (1967)

"Depending on your taste and mood, this will all be charming or more than a little cloying. But can you really hate a movie with a white camel in it?"

King's Ransom (2005)

"Spurn King's Ransom as you would spurn a rabid weasel. "

Kingdom of Heaven (2005)

"The movie flirts with ideas and then runs away from them, so ultimately, it's not much more than a dishonest, spectacular bore."

Kings Row (1942)

"Unpleasant soap opera, but well made."

Kismet (1955)

"Something went a little bit wrong with this most opulent version of the hoary old Edward Knoblock play. "

Kiss of the Vampire (1962)

"One of Hammer's few really good vampire flicks; unofficial reworking of Ulmer's The Black Cat."

Kitchen Stories (2004)

"Not the sort of film you'd want a steady diet of, but as a change of pace from the ordinary, it's well worth a look."

The Knack...And How to Get It (1965)

"Everything about the film feels genuine and uncalculated, and it finally comes across as one joyous celebration of life and of being alive."

Knightriders (1981)

"Way overlong romanticized nonsense about bikers."