D.O.A. (1988)

"The "film noir on campus" idea works surprisingly well"

Dan in Real Life (2007)

"Add in a terrific soundtrack of original songs by singer-songwriter Sondre Lerche, and "Dan in Real Life" is an unexpected and very welcome treat, a crowd-pleasing mainstream comedy with the soul of an indie."

Dangerous Liaisons (1988)

"For a tragedy that carries a strong emotional kick, it's wickedly fun."

Darwin's Nightmare (2006)

"If Sauper wanted to dream up a metaphor for the corrosive effects of globalization, he couldn't think of one much better than the Nile perch."

Death of a President (2006)

""Death of a President" is generally a sobering film that not only dares to think the unthinkable, but encourages its audience, no matter what their political leans, to stop and think as well."

Deja Vu (2006)

"Watching Washington determinedly negotiate one out-there plot turn after another, often with a big disbelieving grin on his face, is almost enough."

Delirious (2007)

"DiCillo hasn't lost his gift for artfully skewering both those basking in fame's spotlight and those lurking in the shadows, while still finding a measure of affection for all of them."

The Devil and Daniel Johnston (2006)

""The Devil and Daniel Johnston" is really something special, avoiding easy answers, skirting the expected cliches, drawing us deeper into the life of a fascinating and complex man. "

The Devil's Miner (2006)

"It's a testament to the filmmakers' subtle storytelling skill that we come to see these boys as heroes as well as victims. "

A Dirty Shame (2004)

"It's like an erotic art film made by carnies, and almost gets by on sheer audacity alone. Not quite, though."

District B13 (2006)

"For a film that's so light on its feet, "B13" seems rooted in what's really happening on the ground. "

Don't Come Knocking (2006)

"The widescreen visual poetry of "Don't Come Knocking" seems less like inspiration and more like overcompensation. "

Double Team (1997)

"Exactly as bad as you'd imagine a Van Damme-Rodman collaboration to be."

Down to the Bone (2004)

"Farmiga effectively shows the fear, need and hope at war within Irene, how the false high of being clean for a week can fade when she realizes the second week isn't going to be any easier."

Dreamgirls (2006)

"One can wish for a better, truer, more soulful version of the Motown saga. Or one can grab a seat and be dazzled."

Duel (1971)

"A lean, efficient thrill ride that taps into "road rage" long before the term existed."