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Rating	Title Year	Quote	Author

Tomato	L'Enfer (2005)	"The spectre of Kieslowski flutters through the film, but his eye and touch aren't there%u2014it's hard to watch L'Enfer without wondering, what would he have done?"	Brian Gibson
Tomato	La Moustache (2005)	"Bristling with existential doubt and ennui . . . Carr�re's half-nightmare, half-dream vision of one man's imprisonment in his own life remains satisfyingly unresolved and stubbornly unique."	Brian Gibson
Splat	La Vie En Rose (2007)	"We're given drama and despair at a distance . . . As Piaf, though, Marion Cotillard is remarkable. . . . but Dahan's work never bridges the bitter and sweet chords."	Brian Gibson
Splat	The Lady and the Duke (2002)	"Rohmer's novel, exhilarating and elegant work with painted scenery and digital equipment is a revelation. But this work is stuck in a film in which the foreground action is sleep-inducing by comparison."	Josef Braun
Splat	Lake of Fire (2007)	"The film's focus on Bible-belting zealots seems as diversionary as those zealots' take on abortion . . . The film far too often ignores a woman's view . . . Most pundits in the film, and most critics, can turn abortion into a 'debate' because they're men."	Brian Gibson
Tomato 3/5	The Last Temptation of Christ (1988)	No article available.	Brian Gibson
Tomato	Late Spring (1949)	"Haiku-like in its title, its interest in the undramatic silences between scenes, and its enfolding of human behaviour within nature, Late Spring offers tenderness in the place of melodrama and patient truth in the place of sudden revelation."	Brian Gibson
Splat 2/5	Latin Boys Go To Hell (1997)	No article available.	Paul Matwychuk
Tomato	Lilya 4-Ever (2003)	"So seamless and relentlessly powerful that the social-realism of not just this film, but the genre itself, is pushed to its limit. Acting and action that rips so deeply, you'll feel you've got to do more than simply watch."	Brian Gibson
Tomato 4/5	Limelight (1952)	No article available.	Brian Gibson
Tomato 3/5	Liquid Sky (1983)	No article available.	Paul Matwychuk
Tomato	Little Otik (2001)	"Like many Disney films, Little Otik is based on a classic European folktale, but while Disney cleans these stories up into candy-coloured moral fables ready to be adapted into breakfast cereals and ice shows, Svankmajer eagerly plunges into their d"	Paul Matwychuk
Tomato 3/5	The Living Daylights (1987)	No article available.	Brian Gibson
Tomato	Look Both Ways (2006)	"A remarkably dense and powerful picture of people's yearning and struggling. . . . about how 'things just happen'%u2014that's the sadness and beauty of life."	Brian Gibson
Tomato	The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002)	"For attaining a sense of sheer, unadulterated awe, it's difficult to imagine many films that could satisfy cinemagoers quite as resoundingly as Peter Jackson's mammoth adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkien's trilogy."	Josef Braun
-	Lord of War (2005)	"'Life kept imitating art like that. It was much easier to get real guns than fake guns. I was able to purchase 3,000 Kalashnikovs.'"	Brian Gibson
Splat	The Lost City (2006)	"Shapeless stories that drift away from the revolution, puffed up by a biased take on 1959 Cuba with the hot air of romance. "	Brian Gibson
Tomato	Lost Embrace (2005)	"The film's moments of whimsy and its wry comic insights into one man's Prufrockian drifting and yearning through life add up to a charming oddity. "	Brian Gibson
Tomato	Lovely & Amazing (2002)	"Transcends the 'chick flick' label with a touch so light and smart it never has to bother trying to win over your sympathies to either sex."	Josef Braun
Splat	Lucid (2005)	"Lacks a sense of enveloping eeriness, of a creeping suspense driving scenes forward. . . . packs all its power into its punchy conclusion. "	Brian Gibson

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