Caged Heat (1974)

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The Car (1977)

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Casanova (2005)

"Hallstrom reduces history's most notorious cad to a plot device, forced to jump through so many narrative hoops it's impossible to keep up -- and even harder to care."

Casualties of War (1989)

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The Cave (2005)

"You will laugh at numerous unintended jokes -- including the baked-in opportunity for a sequel."

Celtic Pride (1996)

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Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle (2003)

"It’s loud, energetic and popping with enough eye candy to induce pancreatic shock in a sperm whale — and the best part? It has absolutely no plot."

Chloe in the Afternoon (1972)

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The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe (2005)

"The obvious comparison is to 'Lord of the Rings' -- but when Peter Jackson creates the most awe-inspiring battle scene since Kurosawa, the bar is too high for Andrew Adamson."

A Cinderella Story (2004)

"A benign, whimsical semblance of its namesake fairy tale."

Class (1983)

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Clerks II (2006)

"I can't say I've spent the last dozen years desperate to catch up with these guys. But it's nice to have them around again."

The Client (1994)

"An engrossing potboiler ... if you don't think too hard. But when you need a pot-smoking Lez Zeppelin-enslaved swamp rat-with-a-brain to plead your case, you call the pitch-perfect Susan Sarandon."

Coach Carter (2005)

"He's the Good Coach; he knows these young men will lead good lives as long as he doesn't relent. Odd then, that the end doesn't seem like the result of a lot of hard work."

Cold Creek Manor (2003)

"A thriller as tedious as 'Cold Creek Manor' benefits from a 'glass is half-full' philosophy: Each minute we spend in unspeakable boredom means we’re one minute closer to the end."

Collateral (2004)

"No one but Tom Cruise could have played the engaging sociopath riding through the sleazy, searing faded opulence of L.A. by night."

Conan the Destroyer (1984)

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The Constant Gardener (2005)

"Meirelles paints the squalor and misery of rural East Africa on a striking canvas — sometimes to the disservice of what he wants his film to tell us."

The Conversation (1974)

"A masterpiece of mounting paranoia."

The Couch Trip (1988)

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The Covenant (2006)

"Limitless powers, and all we get are some spiders, some Blobs, and some supernatural hair gel."

Crank (2006)

"Borrows pages from Quentin Tarantino, the Atari 2600 game console, and, most of all, British action junkie Guy Ritchie, in a deliciously absurd, rollicking rampage through Los Angeles."

The Crater Lake Monster (1977)

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The Crocodile Hunter: Collision Course (2002)

"'You can't handle Steve Irwin in anything more than half-hour increments. At 90 minutes, I was hoping a giant reptile would gobble me up and put me out of my misery.'"

Cry_Wolf (2005)

"A stylish, frequently charming throwback to a time when horror films were essentially psychological thrillers with a higher body count."