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Rating	Title Year	Quote	Author

Tomato	Across the Universe (2007)	"The film’s too long but when it works, as in a slickly choreographed military induction scene with Taymor’s trademark giant puppets and carnival heads, it’s exhilarating."	Martin Hoyle
Splat 2/5	Adam (2009)	"Everyone dallies and dithers and radiates well-meaningly. This is mental illness served up for romcom pathos and sentimentality."	Nigel Andrews
Tomato 4/5	Adventureland (2009)	"While this has its longueurs and is not without clichés, it is also a richly enjoyable, witty, well observed piece of nostalgia."
Tomato	Afghan Star (2009)	"Havana Marking’s uproarious, awareness-raising documentary tells us more about the title country than a month of newscasts."	Nigel Andrews
Tomato 5/5	Afterschool (2009)	"This is a major debut. A dystopic vision, yes; but in comparison with the usual school high-jinks from US cinema - fiercely fresh and corrosively memorable."	Nigel Andrews
Tomato	Alexandra (2008)	"The eerie haze of the visuals, the half-babble of music and the toneless, teasing dialogue dance attendance on the strangest ghost of all: Galina Vishnevskaya."	Nigel Andrews
Splat 1/5	Aliens in the Attic (2009)	"Very winsome and very long."	Nigel Andrews
Tomato	Alvin and the Chipmunks (2007)	"An endearing effort that will appeal to under-10s with its slight tale of the three all-talking, all-singing rodents."	Karl French
Splat	Am I Black Enough For You	"Am I Black Enough for You is a brain-curdling essay in docu-sycophancy."	Nigel Andrews
Splat 1/5	Amelia (2009)	"Woodenly acted and grinningly bland, this Amelia Earhart life story turns Hilary Swank and Richard Gere, playing the aviatrix’s publisher husband, into virtual Thunderbirds puppets."	Nigel Andrews
Splat	American Gangster (2007)	"Length does not add substance to the drama, even where reality adds weight to the argument."	Nigel Andrews
Tomato	American Teen (2008)	"It is medium-mesmerising, even if we are gnawed by secret shame at watching a glorified reality TV show."	Nigel Andrews
Tomato 4/5	An Education (2009)	"Mulligan has a sit-up-and-watch talent."	Nigel Andrews
Tomato 3/5	Angels & Demons (2009)	"Ron Howard directs a pell-mell script (David Koepp, Akiva Goldman) with more agility than he showed in Code. Though the story suffers intermittent daftness."	Nigel Andrews
Splat	Anna M. (2007)	"Think Fatal Attraction gone French and gone wrong."	Nigel Andrews
Tomato	Año Uña (2008)	"Paradoxes, riddles, exchanges; apocalypses of the mind and heart. This tender, funny, constantly surprising film is the debut of the year."	Nigel Andrews
Tomato 4/5	Antichrist (2009)	"Antichrist is a fairground ride through the brain of a genius, both nightmarish and apocalyptic. Trier’s head is the most dangerous place in modern cinema, its multiple caverns mysteriously structured and weirdly laid out."	Nigel Andrews
Tomato	Anvil! The Story of Anvil (2009)	"Bitterly funny, uproariously sad, irresistibly human."	Nigel Andrews
Splat 2/5	Anything for Her (2008)	"French thriller Anything for Her has a livelier way with predictability."	Nigel Andrews
Tomato 3/5	The Army of Crime (2009)	"Grave, heartfelt, medium-engrossing, it still feels like every resistance movie you have ever seen, rolled into a ball of historical revisionism."	Nigel Andrews
Splat	As You Like It (2006)	"Kenneth Branagh is in danger of becoming the next Kenneth Branagh, in a career of serial self-replication as our last unstoppable screen Shakespearean."	Nigel Andrews
Tomato	Ashes of Time Redux (1994)	" It is magnificent eye candy. Forget the plot (which you will be hard-pressed to understand) and store in your memory for later use the dialogue’s Zen Buddhist proverbs."	Nigel Andrews
Tomato	The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford (2007)	"Affleck and Pitt have prime charge of the tale’s humanity and vitality. The first has nervous headlamp eyes and a wheedling, accosting intensity: he is like a homeless pet you would feel sorry for up to the moment it bit you."	Nigel Andrews
Tomato	Atonement (2007)	"A handful of brilliant performances makes Atonement worth seeing."	Martin Hoyle
Tomato	Australia (2008)	"The photography is a knockout. All Australia needed was a script with a sustained story and a stronger sense of where, and how, tragic drama should take over from camp seriocomedy."	Nigel Andrews
Tomato 4/5	Avatar (2009)	"The villains are mostly out of pantomime; much of the dialogue needs a stretcher; and the save-the-rainforest plot is a pain. Just take your eyes to the film. Leave all other faculties at home."	Nigel Andrews
Splat 2/5	Away We Go (2009)	"Potentially poignant stories are presented with the same caricatural brusqueness or dispassion as the stories of people who are plain stupid."	Nigel Andrews
Splat 2/5	Awaydays (2009)	"Script, editing and some poorly staged fight sequences render this inchoate and almost unforgivably uninteresting."	Karl French

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