La Moustache (2005)

"As with the recent French films Lemming and The Bridesmaid, La Moustache generates a high level of tension with the most mundane things."

Ladron que Roba a Ladron (To Rob a Thief) (2007)

"Ladr%uFFFDn is slight and silly, and plays happily within its limitations."

The Lady Eve (1941)

"Screwball comedy at its finest and one of Preston Sturges' best. This deliciously funny battle of the sexes has Barbara Stanwyck as a smart, sexy con artist who wraps a bewildered Henry Fonda around her little finger. There's also a great supporting cast."

Lars And The Real Girl (2007)

"The only time the film finds the right tone is in the scenes with Patricia Clarkson. She displays the delicate balance necessary to pull this kind of thing off."

The Last House on the Left (2009)

"All the slickness works against the remake because it helps to distance the audience from the unpleasantness on the screen."

Laurel Canyon (2003)

"But what holds the film together is Frances McDormand’s riveting, unapologetic performance as Jane."

Let's Get Lost (1988)

"Weber's documentary serves up an exquisite fusion of filmmaking style and subject matter to serve up a film that captures the essence of cool."

Lions for Lambs (2007)

"Carnahan and Redford show that politicians bank on public apathy, and the film ends up as a call to action for people to simply become more engaged."

Little Children (2006)

"Little Children refers not only to the kids that the parents worry about but also to the adults who often behave immaturely."

Love at First Bite (1979)

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The Love Guru (2008)

"I have to admit that there's something appealing about the fact that real life Leafs fanatic Mike Myers has constructed an entire film just so that he could see his beloved team win an elusive Stanley Cup."