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Tomato B	Kagemusha (1980)	"This latter-era Akira Kurosawa movie ranks a step off the director�s best work... but it�s still a gorgeous and involving meditation on identity and power..."	Brent Simon
Tomato B	Karate Kid Collection Box Set (1984)	"The personalities and native inner conflicts manifest themselves and help drive and shape the outside narratives, rather than the other way around..."	Brent Simon
Tomato B	Kick 'N Rush (2003)	"Might suffer most from expectation."	Brent Simon
Splat C+	Kicking and Screaming (2005)	"Kicking & Screaming has an idea, and little more. Well, an idea and Will Ferrell�s slavish comedic devotion. And these days... that�s apparently all you need."	Brent Simon
Splat C	Kid Galahad (1962)	"A bizarre hybrid: It's both a standard Elvis Presley 'musical' ... and a remake of a classic, much grittier 1937 movie..."	Tony Whitt
Tomato A	Kimba, The White Lion Ultra Edition	"The series' relatively edgy messages and continuity ... helped make a memorable impression on youngsters in the 1960s, while the American influence helped keep things from getting too heavy."	Brian Thomas
Splat C	The King (2006)	"A Southwestern American pastoral of dormant menace, The King is a film of triple-dipped mood that turns on an act of shocking violence, but still seems to substitute willful indistinctness for insight."	Brent Simon
Tomato A+	King Kong (1933)	"If it could make legions of fans fall in love with it via chopped up and blurry television broadcasts, it must have been incredible [in 1933]."	Brian Thomas
Tomato B+	King Kong (1976)	"In short, the 1976 version is better acted, better directed, and better realized than the movie that spawned it."	Tony Whitt
Tomato A	King Kong (2005)	"Alongside the adrenalized rushes, Jackson and his colleagues locate the humor, affection and heartbreak in its big story."	Brent Simon
Tomato B+	King Kong Vs. Godzilla (1963)	"The effects are not as good as in sequels to follow, but they're acceptable -- though the Kong costume is horrible."	Brian Thomas
Tomato B	King Kong Vs. Godzilla/King Kong Escapes (1963)	"It's too bad Toho couldn't make more Kong movies."	Brian Thomas
Tomato A-	King Kong: Peter Jackson's Production Diaries (2005)	"It's all so engrossing, it almost feels like a giant ape has got you in his grip and won't let go -- not that you'd want him to."	P. MacDougal
Tomato B-	King Lear	"An interesting attempt, but there are much better, and more moving, productions... out there."	Tony Whitt
Tomato B+	The King of Kings (1927)	"Still fascinates both as a document of its time and place and as a movie in its own right..."	Brent Simon
Tomato B-	The King of Queens - Season 3 (2000)	"TV that relies on broadly painted types and audience identification with and affection for its leads for laughs."	Brent Simon
Tomato B-	The King of Queens - Season 4 (2001)	"The King of Queens� success stems chiefly from its highly serialized, single-viewing format and comfortable appealing characters and acting."	Brent Simon
Splat C+	King of the Hill - Season 5 (2002)	"Remains lightly absurdist family fare chiefly for the John Deere set."	Brent Simon
Tomato A-	Kinsey (2004)	"Its topics are undeniably hot-button but its character is thoughtful and its rewards cool and graceful."	Brent Simon
Tomato B	Knowing Me Knowing You..with Alan Partridge: The Complete Series (1994)	"From the second episode on the show hits its mark in just about every way (even if Alan himself never, ever does)."	Tony Whitt
Tomato B	Koi Kaze - Vol. 1: The Reunion (2005)	"An overall sense of humor... adds to its appeal, even though some of this may turn off viewers (such as Koshiro smelling Nanoka's bra)."	Troy Roberts
Tomato A-	Kolchak: The Night Stalker (1974)	"[In Kolchak] the supernatural was taken out of gothic castles to prowl in the shadows of the real world."	Brian Thomas
Tomato B	Konga (1961)	"Like all Cohen monster movies, Konga relies on its lead actor to keep the show on the road."	Brian Thomas
Tomato B+	Kronk's New Groove (2005)	"Note to Disney: Do sequels only if you can do them this well..."	Tony Whitt
Tomato B+	Kung Fu Hustle (2005)	"Probably the most imaginative film thus far of 2005..."	Brent Simon
Tomato A	Kung Fu Hustle (2005)	"If [it] brings great joy to general audiences, that joy should be doubled -- with a gentle nostalgic tug at the heartstrings -- for any fan of Old School martial arts cinema."	Brian Thomas
Tomato B+	Kyo Kara Maoh: God (?) Save Our King! - Vol. 1 (2005)	"Will catch many viewers off guard -- while nonetheless leaving them wanting more."	Troy Roberts

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