A Nous La Liberte (1931)

"Wildly funny, endlessly creative, experimental and utterly charming, it is a too-often overlooked classic."

Abandon (2002)

"A surprising number of laughs can be had in Traffic-author Stephen Gaghan's directorial debut, Abandon. Unfortunately, most of them weren't intended."

Abbott and Costello Go to Mars (1953)

"Even for Abbott and Costello fans, this must be trying."

Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein (1948)

"Superior Abbott and Costello vehicle with great Bela Lugosi Dracula performance."

Abbott and Costello Meet the Mummy (1955)

"One of those movies that explain why Bud and Lou went out of style."

Abouna (2004)

"Gorgeously photographed, thematically complex and nothing if not ambitious, but strangely lacking in emotional punch. "

About Schmidt (2002)

"There isn't one moment of its humor that isn't grounded in pain %u2013 Schmidt's and our own."

Absolute Beginners (1986)

"More interesting for what it attempts than for what it accomplishes."

Accepted (2006)

"If -- for whatever incomprehensible reason -- you're searching for a movie with maximum ennui value, this is that movie."

Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls (1995)

"From the man who would one day give us Kung Pow. Need I say more?"

Adam (2009)

"An undeniably pleasant film about an unusual subject that just happens to be topped off by a really good performance from the massively underrated Hugh Dancy."

Adam's Rib (1949)

"Enjoyable Tracy-Hepburn comedy. Maybe not great, but very good"

The Addams Family (1991)

"Still Sonnenfeld's best film."

Adventures in Babysitting (1987)

"Surprisingly sprightly, entertaining, sweet-natured comedy."

Adventures of Captain Marvel (1941)

"One of the best of all classic cliffhangers."

The Adventures of Pluto Nash (2002)

"The great pity is that those responsible didn't cut their losses %u2013 and ours %u2013 and retitle it The Adventures of Direct-to-Video Nash, and send it to its proper home."

The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938)

"The classic swashbukler. They don't get better than this"

The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (1939)

"The best and most stylish of the Rathbone-Bruce Holmes series."

An Affair to Remember (1957)

"Good, but a little too much. McCarey's 1939 version was trimmer and better."

The African Queen (1951)

"Entertaining star vehicle, but not the great film it's assumed to be."

After the Thin Man (1936)

"Superior sequel. Not up to the original, but close"

Agatha (1979)

"The film has moments of absolutely breathtaking beauty that more than make up for any dramatic shortcomings. Occasionally the imagery actually becomes the drama. "

Airport (1970)

"It spawned a sub-genre, but it was old-fashioned when it was new."

The Alamo (2004)

"Simplistic history and pompous, jingoistic propaganda; worst of all, it lacks much in the way of excitement. "

Alexander Nevsky (1938)

"The true meaning of epic."