The Da Vinci Code (2006)

"Fast food that doesn't taste fast."

Daddy Day Care (2003)

"I’m not offended by its singular lack of energy or invention — I never expected more than a cinematic Big Mac when I saw Eddie Mur-phy’s name above the title 'Daddy Day Care.' But what I got was a sandwich from a gas station."

Dangerous Minds (1995)

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Dark Blue (2003)

"Kurt Russell delivers the goods with astonishing simplicity and understated power."

Dark Water (2005)

"Salles' remake seems driven by an ailing liver."

Date Movie (2006)

"Cat flatulence, worn-out jokes about Jennifer Lopez's anatomy ... did I say there was a movie here?"

The Day After Tomorrow (2004)

"The cast is able to literally outrun the destructive power of the cold, but they can’t survive the killing wave of contrivances and disaster cliches."

Dead End (1937)

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Deck the Halls (2006)

"I'm tired of filmmakers, screenwriters, directors and studios that believe every holiday is its own excuse for making films."

The Departed (2006)

"Stacked up against Taxi Driver and Raging Bull, sure ... this is lesser Scorsese. And 'lesser' Scorsese is still better than almost anything else around."

The Descent (2006)

"In a genre where misogyny runs as a matter of course, 'The Descent' is a true rarity: a feminist horror film. It's Ida Lupino kicking Brian De Palma right in the junk."

Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star (2003)

"Not as disposable as we first think, and ultimately watchable once we get past an hour that’s only marginally less damaging than a 'Diff’rent Strokes' marathon — but it’s not exactly inspired either."

Dillinger (1973)

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Dirty Work (1998)

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Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story (2004)

"I have to hand it to a comedy that works this hard at being mediocre."

Doogal (2006)

"No one expects intense character development from a tale aimed at the youngest of youngsters ... but parents who take their kids will grow bored with the lack of dimension."

Double Indemnity (1944)

"Indelible, coal-black noir that any self-respecting studio wouldn't have the audacity to finance today."

Down to You (2000)

"Julia Stiles is fetching, but no surprises rain on the limpid parade of familiar post-adolescent love."

Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat (2003)

"... a shrill, soulless and disturbing void of imagination that murders the spirit of a beloved children's book -- which the filmmakers obviously have not read."

Dracula (1931)

"Campy by today's standards, but still the melancholic master of fright flicks."

Dreamcatcher (2003)

"What begins as a pique to our collective curiosity quickly degenerates into what is essentially a shootout between the good guys and the monsters."

The Dukes of Hazzard (2005)

"Satire by satirists who just don’t get it -- approaching the silly outlaw charm (which satirized itself in the TV show) with the subtlety of an F5 tornado in a trailer park."

Duplex (2003)

"... An inspired black comedy sharing the same roof with a vile, mean-spirited revenge melodrama. Like its bewildered landlords saddled with an impossible tenant, these two unwitting roommates co-habitate uneasily at best."