Cabaret (1972)

"Bob Fosse captures the atmosphere incredibly with a multi-layered musical that continues to hold up over the years"

The Candidate (1972)

"Good early intro to the political machinery behind the candidates, where the emphasis is clearly only focused on winning"

Capote (2005)

"goes even deeper than typical character studies by penetrating psychological layers that make the famous author as conflicted and memorable as the murderers"

Caravan/Prague: The Uneasy Road to Change (2007)

"makes the whole experience a lot more human--without having to become Amnesty International poster boys ourselves"

The Celluloid Closet (1996)

"this documentary makes it plain that Hollywood has hardly been a leader in social causes,"

Chaplin (1992)

"Robert Downey enhales Chaplin's Autobiography and wears the Little Tramp's persona effectively"

Charro (1969)

"this American spaghetti western leaves out the sauce"

The Chess Players (1977)

"combines a comedy of manners with historical drama, as it examines the 1856 British takeover of India"

Children of a Lesser God (1986)

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Chinatown (1974)

"few other directors would have taken the time, or had the patience, to allow us to unravel the mystery along with our hero."

The Chorus (2005)

"sweet with its heart appropriately placed on the side of goodness and cute kids, so it's not difficult to see why audiences respond positively"

Chuck & Buck (2000)

"a place worth visiting; you just wouldn't want to live there"

The Cider House Rules (1999)

"Welcome to 'independent'-thinking Miramax (a/k/a. Hollywood Lite)"

The Circus (1928)

"most overlooked film . . . contains some of the Tramp's best comic moments"

City Lights (1931)

"For anyone familiar with Chaplin's work, his trademark perfectionism is never more evident than in City Lights."

City of Women (1980)

"Like a wandering Siddhartha seeking enlightenment, Mastriani pursues his ultimate dream through a vision that can only be created by Fellini."

Closely Watched Trains (1966)

"Filmed in minimalist style, it's far more interesting visually than most cluttered and clunky modern Hollywood fare"

Cold Mountain (2003)

"Like a secular version of Ben Hur without the chariot race, Jude Law's character keeps going via the inspiration of a brief encounter with Ada Monroe"

The Color of Paradise (1999)

"When more film lovers discover the visual beauty of this film and continue to be haunted by its imagery, Majidi's films will surely receive more screenings in the states"

Confessions of a Dangerous Mind (2002)

"far less compelling than the trailer indicates—a film that you may not immediately 'Gong' while watching"

Conquest of the Planet of the Apes (1972)

"The film still allows enough hope to compel me to watch the final chapter, and it’s not so bad that I’m turned off all the ape sequels."

Control Room (2004)

"Iraqis don't question the military power of the U.S., but rightly have plenty of evidence to question its wisdom "

The Count of Monte Cristo (2002)

"The Count of Monte Cristo gets a Disneyfied treatment that would have played better had they digitized the actors"

Crash (2005)

"Racism in LA is hardly a new subject ... but it's an issue well worth revisiting as it remains the ugly underbelly of American society"

Cries and Whispers (1972)

"Even though you won’t remember significant dialogue, you are certain to retain those agonizing visuals that communicate the agony of a tortured soul."