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L'Age D'Or (1930) |
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Tomato |
L'Amour Fou (1968) |
"This is unusual and adventurous cinema." |
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L'Argent (1983) |
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Tomato |
L'Avventura (1960) |
"a bleak, even blank, portrait of humanity failing to find again the values it has so carelessly allowed itself to lose." |
Anton Bitel |
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L'Enfer (1994) |
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L.627 (1992) |
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Tomato 5/5 |
L.A. Confidential (1997) |
"Taut, atmospheric, acted with confident ease -- this is one of the greatest American movies of the 1990s." |
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Tomato |
L.A. Story (1991) |
"A rather slight film, but there is enough charm and wit to make it a pleasant diversion." |
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La Balance (1982) |
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Tomato |
La Belle Noiseuse (1991) |
"The characters are unsympathetic, the circumstances are hard to relate to, the dialogue is laboured and the running time brutal. But there is also a surfeit of intelligence and beauty (in technical filmmaking terms) in Rivette's difficult film." |
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Tomato |
La Bête Humaine (1938) |
"The central performances in this tragic love triangle are brilliant and utterly convincing." |
Laura Bushell |
Splat |
La Bonne Anne (1973) |
"He tried a harsher approach in this introspective comedy caper flick but, as the relationship between Ventura and Fabian proves, he could never resist the roses." |
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La Cage Aux Folles (1978) |
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La Caza (1965) |
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Tomato 5/5 |
La Dolce Vita (1960) |
"In spite of its thematic ugliness, this is a stunning-looking trawl through the Italian capital, with Ekberg's impromptu paddle in the Trevi fountain still the films enduring image." |
Fran Hortop |
Tomato |
La Jetée (1962) |
"Incredibly influential, dauntingly beautiful short made up almost entirely of stills. Inspired a generation of sci-fi directors." |
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La Lectrice (1989) |
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Tomato |
La Marseillaise (1937) |
"Powerful and poignant, Renoir manages to make a direct, humanist statement about the decadance of the rich and the power of the masses without fuss or extravagance, never patronising or posturing." |
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La Nuit De Varennes (1983) |
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La Prise De Pouvoir Par Louis XIV (1966) |
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La Ronde (1950) |
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La Rupture (1970) |
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La Scorta (1993) |
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Tomato |
La Silence De La Mer (1947) |
"The Occupation and its effects on people's emotional lives are recurrent themes in Melville's work, which has inspired the likes of Bresson, Astruc, Resnais and Rohmer." |
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La Vie De Boheme (1993) |
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Tomato 4/5 |
La Vie En Rose (2007) |
"The music of Edith Piaf and Cotillard's transition from alley cat to arthritic wreck make Olivier Dahan's love-letter to the 'Little Sparrow' a must-see." |
Louise Ruisseau |
Tomato 3.5/5 |
La Vie Moderne (2008) |
"A low-key but genuinely insightful journey through a vanishing way of life." |
Jon Fortgang |
Tomato 3.5/5 |
La Zona (2007) |
"Latin American middle-class panic needs no translation in this strong thriller about the worries of the wealthy. Fans of JG Ballard's novels will relish it." |
Jamie Russell |
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Labyrinth of Passion (1982) |
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The Lacemaker (1978) |
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The Ladies Man (1961) |
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Ladies of the Bois de Bologne (1944) |
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Tomato |
Lady and the Tramp (1955) |
"A charming piece of vintage entertainment from Walt Disney, replete with wholesome family values." |
Daniel Etherington |
Tomato 4/5 |
Lady Chatterley (2006) |
"Unhurried in its pacing, Ferran's film is gentle in its nature, allowing the narrative to unfold as gradually as the feelings between Constance Chatterley and her lover. An intimate expression of love and sexuality, it's a triumphant piece of work." |
James Mottram |
Tomato |
The Lady Eve (1941) |
"One of those movies whose battle-of-the-sexes themes are still relevant more than 50 years on." |
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Lady for a Day (1933) |
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Splat 1/5 |
Lady Godiva (2008) |
"Relentlessly awful to the point of unintentional comedy, this Godiva would do well to get off the horse and put her clothes back on." |
Hannah Forbes Black |
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Lady Killer (1933) |
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Lady Sings the Blues (1972) |
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Tomato 4/5 |
The Lady Vanishes (1938) |
"Classy, intriguing and highly entertaining." |
Daniel Etherington |
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The Lady Vanishes (1979) |
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The Ladykillers (1955) |
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Tomato |
Lagaan (2001) |
"Will be the film all others in Bollywood are judged against, in terms of both creativity and success." |
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Tomato 2.5/5 |
Lagerfeld Confidential (2007) |
"Lagerfeld keeps the shades down and the collar up in this glossy but inexpressive biography." |
Julia Raeside |
Splat 2/5 |
Lakeview Terrace (2008) |
"A potboiler with pretensions that's never really at the races." |
Leigh Singer |
Tomato 3.5/5 |
Lala Pipo - A Lot of People |
"A Tokyo Story (or six) about urban alienation - although Ozu never thought to include a talking penis in his oeuvre. Masayuki Miyano's debut may be flashily outrageous and upbeat, but its laughs are rooted in the misery of modern humanity." |
Anton Bitel |
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Lamb (1985) |
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Lancelot of the Lake (1975) |
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Splat 2/5 |
Land of the Lost (2009) |
"It's not just the land that feels lost in Ferrell's lumbering latest. After Bewitched, you'd have thought he'd have learned to leave old TV shows well alone." |
Neil Smith |
Tomato |
Land of the Pharaohs (1955) |
"A cracking script and a bittersweet ironic ending satisfy those wanting their drama on an epic scale." |
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