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Critics / Publications / Nick's Flick Picks

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    • Nick Davis

Nick's Flick Picks

  
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Tomato
A

L'Atalante (1934)

"A paean to evanescence and, however paradoxically, an enduring embodiment of the same concept: a wispish film from a short-lived director that has nonetheless been dreamed and re-dreamed, never the same way twice, for almost 70 years."

Nick Davis

Tomato
4/5

L'Avventura (1960)

"A beguiling mystery that not only refuses any answers, but makes you guess repeatedly at what the question really is."

Nick Davis

Tomato
4/5

L'Homme Blesse (1984)

"A bleak and grotty film, turgidly stereotypical in its view of homosexual life - but it's exceptionally well-acted, and consistent in its point of view."

Nick Davis

Tomato
A

L.A. Confidential (1997)

"A wondrous troika of actors lends L.A. Confidential its slippery but distinctive erotic poignancy."

Nick Davis

Splat
D-

Lady in the Water (2006)

"Breaks new ground in Shyamalan's cinema of looniness....The present of the movie is never interesting; meanwhile, its past is never illuminated and its future never arrives."

Nick Davis

Splat
D

Ladykillers (2004)

"The Ladykillers just feels indulgent, without imparting any notion of whom it might be indulging. Everyone in it looks as though they're punching a timecard."

Nick Davis

Splat
D+

The Last Days of Disco (1998)

"A squawky, self-satisfied bore that isn't likely to get anyone's toes tapping."

Nick Davis

Splat
C

Last Night (1998)

"The film has a kind of airless, artificial quality that made it seem much longer than it actually was."

Nick Davis

Tomato
5/5

The Last of England (1987)

"One of the most emotionally shattering and formally inspired movies of the 1980s."

Nick Davis

Tomato
5/5

Last Year at Marienbad (1961)

"It's become a punchline for early-60s artiness, but hey - this is still an entrancing piece of work."

Nick Davis

Tomato
5/5

Laura (1944)

"Did Hollywood ever produce a more seductive mystery or a creepier romance? I wouldn't change a line, a frame, or a performance in this film."

Nick Davis

Tomato
3/5

The Lavender Hill Mob (1951)

"Delightful if mostly forgettable farce about an unexpected robbery, with nimble if showy multiple performance by Alec Guinness."

Nick Davis

Tomato
A-

Lawrence of Arabia (1962)

"Both the man and the movie, are treated with a detached reverence that keep them essentially unknowable...as glorious but inscrutable as the dunes."

Nick Davis

Tomato
3/5

Lean on Me (1989)

"Freeman, as usual, infuses a standard-issue plot with extraordinary emotional conviction."

Nick Davis

Splat
C

Legally Blonde (2001)

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Nick Davis

Splat
F

The Legend of Bagger Vance (1999)

"Sit this one out. Please."

Nick Davis

Splat
C+

Let It Rain (2008)

"It's one of those right-down-the-middle affairs that puts its script front and center, selling punchlines and double-takes under a thin gloss of continental sophistication."

Nick Davis

Splat
C

Life Is Beautiful (1998)

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Nick Davis

Splat
C-

The Life of Emile Zola (1937)

"The patchy, overly earnest screenplay as well as the typically shapeless direction of William Dieterle keep calcifying the movie into an arid diorama."

Nick Davis

Tomato
4/5

The Lion in Winter (1968)

"You'll either love or reject the idea of history as sitcom; either way, the lead performances are hard to deny."

Nick Davis

Splat
C

Little Voice (1998)

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Nick Davis

Splat
C

The Lives of Others (2006)

"The formal mechanisms are so obvious and impersonal that they flatten our modes of thinking and feeling almost as much as the propaganda films that a regime like East Germany's would have approved."

Nick Davis

Splat
2/5

Living in Oblivion (1995)

"Sluggish, dumbly overpraised farce about an indie movie I would never see, but I still might pick over this one."

Nick Davis

Tomato
3/5

Longtime Companion (1990)

"Formally unadventurous, a little PBS-y, but undeniably moving as it evolves."

Nick Davis

Splat
2/5

Looking for Mr. Goodbar (1977)

"Lugubrious and depressing, made noteworthy only for the interesting turn by Keaton."

Nick Davis

Tomato
A

The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001)

"That such a bold, inventive artist has embraced the challenge of telling Frodo's story is cause for celebration."

Nick Davis

Tomato
B-

The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002)

"Let's pray that we still have another ahead of us, and that the rocky, uneven qualities of the current film will ultimately be revealed as merely a tortuous pathway on the route toward resurgent triumph."

Nick Davis

Tomato
B

Lost in Translation (2003)

"A lovely, evocative film...[but] Coppola insulates her depiction of Bob and Charlotte as earnest, delicate souls by making everyone else look pretty foolish."

Nick Davis

Tomato
A-

Love and Death on Long Island (1997)

"Hurt's magnificent and sensitive performance...makes the whole scenario unexpectedly poignant and sweetly sad."

Nick Davis

Tomato
4/5

Love Streams (1984)

"One of Cassavetes' most maddening films, but also one of his most wondrous and special."

Nick Davis

Tomato
B-

Love's Labour's Lost (2000)

"Love's Labour's Lost wasn't lost on me at all; if I could float into the air, singing 'Cheek to Cheek' with total, unabashed sincerity, I probably would."

Nick Davis

Tomato
B

Lovely & Amazing (2002)

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Nick Davis

Splat
D

Lovely, Still (2009)

"Lovely, Still made me feel sorry for its venerable stars, despite my fondness for their legacies and my gratitude for their committed best efforts through most of the film."

Nick Davis

Tomato
B+

Lust, Caution (2007)

"Lust, Caution spins a satisfying and surprising yarn, and the formal and visual motifs are more ambitious and ambiguous here [...]than anything in Brokeback."

Nick Davis

  
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