I Heart Huckabees (2004)

"Russell exhibits a sure hand with his subject matter, from Camus’ absurdism to Buddhism’s unity of the universe, to his dogged optimism about it all"

I Love You, Man (2009)

"with wit, insight, and the occasional tasteless moment, takes on that delicate issue of bromance in the over-thirty set."

I Served the King of England (2008)

"a bitingly effective satire . . . a lively scamper through decadence, desire, and the conflation of food and sex such that hasn't been seen in cinema since Tom Jones"

I, Robot (2004)

"The script is a lackadaisical and choppy thing, more interested in showing off Smith’s buff bod (successfully) and his sharp wit (not so successfully)"

Ice Age: The Meltdown (2006)

"needed nothing but Scrat to be the winner he never will be. And we all lose because it isn't. "

Idlewild (2006)

"the shopworn cliché of the soulful, small-town piano player in love with the sultry chanteuse from the big city has less sizzle than saccharine, failing in every respect to match the passion or the energy of the rest of the film. Darn."

The Illusionist (2006)

"Andrea Chase talks to Neil Burger about magic, mystery, and speaking Czech. (Streaming audio 15:34)"

The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus (2009)

"a massive sprawling explosion of a film, rife with hyperbolic visuals, and a story that dares to consider the contradictions of good and evil as played out in the hearts and minds of every human being on the planet"

In Bruges (2008)

"Martin McDonagh talks to Andrea Chase about art, tourism, and the definition of masculinity (streaming audio 7:38)."

In the Bedroom (2001)

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The Incredible Hulk (2008)

"Cleverly re-imagined as a film noir, it is a dark and shadowy piece full of monsters, only some of them green"

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008)

"as close to an encyclopedia of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull as fans could wish for"

The Informant! (2009)

"scintillating and sly, but never self-congratulatory. It's agenda is of a higher nature, one that gently prods us into realizing that reality is a fluid thing"

Inside Deep Throat (2005)

"a piquant and incisive sociological treatise on the societal attitudes towards sex and sexuality and how those attitudes haven’t changed much even with the sexual revolution"

The Interpreter (2005)

" Pollack, has confused subtle with muddled and so the film inhabits [a] middle ground between complex and convoluted."

Into the Blue (2005)

"a visit to your local aquarium would make for a more interesting storyline, though the abs would probably not be as compelling"

Introducing The Dwights (2007)

"Brenda Blethyn and Cherie Nowlan talk buses, fame, and gender with Andrea Chase. (streaming audio 14:03)"

The Invention of Lying (2009)

"never sacrifices its considerable humor, nor its even more considerable acuity, when it comes to parsing human nature"

Irma Vep (1996)

"One of the few movies about making movies that captures the kinetic madness of the process. Maggie Cheung, playing herself, floats like a bemused Buddha through the maelstrom, offering a welcome sense of grace and normalcy."

Iron Man (2008)

"Iron Man is terrific. Full of explosions, one-liners, and nifty special effects, it goes the extra mile of casting Robert Downey, Jr., one of the best actors working today, in the title role"

The Island (2005)

"When making a point about the sanctity of life, the argument is so much stronger when all life falls into that category, not just the chosen"

It's Complicated (2009)

"Working from a slight script that rarely surprises, the superb cast makes an otherwise mediocre cinematic exercise into something that, if not profound, at least entertaining, at times, even moving"

ivans xtc. (2002)

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