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Splat 50/100	K-19: The Widowmaker (2002)	"Remember The Hunt for Red October, in which Sean Connery played a Russian sub captain without modifying his Scottish burr in the slightest? He's my hero."	Mike D'Angelo
Splat 2/6	Kabei: Our Mother (2009)	"The film�s comparisons of one woman�s suffering to one nation�s social descent aren�t well drawn enough to escape its own melodramatic pitfalls."	David Fear
Tomato 4/6	Kabluey (2008)	"Pulls off what may be the best evocation of contemporary alienation in a movie so far this year."	Mark Holcomb
Tomato 3/5	Kagemusha (1980)	"At worst, the film is an empty vessel that places blind trust in affected stillness and symmetry... the movie quite often switches on a dime to more deep and meaningful textures."	Keith Uhlich
Tomato 3/6	Kassim the Dream (2009)	"Fueled by the nervous energy of its irrepressible subject, Kassim the Dream is a lively and colorful treatment of what�s thus far been a remarkable life."	Joshua Land
Splat 3/6	Katyn (2007)	"Perhaps because we Americans are used to seeing painful episodes schmaltzified by Hollywood, this sincere drama, easily the most sumptuous Polish film to date, feels generic."	Joshua Rothkopf
-	Keane (2004)	Click here to see the review.	Dave Calhoun
Splat 1/6	Kickin' It Old Skool (2007)	"Although technically a coming-of-age film, Kickin' It is, in every way, regressive."	Jane Borden
Tomato	Kicking and Screaming (2005)	"Will Ferrell has become the most unlikely embodiment of wholesome family fun since Fred MacMurray gave up film noir for My Three Sons."	Stephen Garrett
Tomato 3/6	Kicking It (2008)	"You hope that this thoughtful portrayal of [these] players� admirable representation of their countries will win them more respect back home."	Drew Toal
Tomato 6/6	Killer of Sheep (1977)	"[A] perfect film."	Melissa Anderson
Tomato 3/6	King of California (2007)	"Weirdly captivating."	Mark Holcomb
Splat 2/6	The King Of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters (2007)	"Presenting these lives as a parable about the merits of good sportsmanship is a stretch; when the game is over, all that�s left is a low-scoring portrait of human vanity."	Stephen Garrett
Splat 2/6	The Kingdom (2007)	Click here to see the review.	Joshua Rothkopf
Splat 2/6	Kit Kittredge: An American Girl (2008)	"By all means, teach our children about America�s storied past, but don�t use it to put lipstick on a narrative pig bred for selling bacon."	Stephen Garrett
Splat 2/6	The Kite Runner (2007)	"Khaled Hosseini�s engaging best-seller cries out for a film treatment on an epic scale. But with his uneven, awards-baiting adaptation, Marc Forster seems a tourist both culturally and dramatically."	Ben Kenigsberg
Splat 2/6	Klimt (2006)	"Imagining an artist�s life as little more than a series of portentous set pieces, [director] Ruiz, who also wrote the script, has made a film that is neither portrait nor allegory but empty ornamentalism."	Melissa Anderson
Tomato 5/6	Knocked Up (2007)	"Ultimately the film says that fate has a way of kicking you up a notch, if you can somehow let yourself rise to the occasion."	Melissa Anderson
Splat 3/6	Knowing (2009)	"Knowing tosses around paranormal-thriller clich�s with gleeful abandon."	Hank Sartin
-	Kung Fu Hustle (2005)	Click here to see the review.	Trevor Johnston
Splat 2/6	Kung Fu Panda (2008)	"A parade of pain dominates Kung Fu Panda, which forgoes the rigors of character development for lazy, bone-crunching mayhem."	Stephen Garrett

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