Tomato 73/100 |
S.W.A.T. (2003) |
"About as much mindless fun as you can expect from a good old fashioned American Western transplanted to 21st century Los Angeles." |
Brian Webster |
Tomato 76/100 |
S.W.A.T. (2003) |
"Seven voices are too many for a good DVD commentary." |
Brian Webster |
Tomato 76/100 |
S.W.A.T. (2003) |
"The fast pace robs the characters of depth, but there's never time to be bored. S.W.A.T. is an arresting good time." |
Terri Clark |
Tomato 74/100 |
S1m0ne (2002) |
"A smart and often enjoyable Network for the digital age." |
Brian Webster |
Tomato 82/100 |
Saboteur (1942) |
"A thrilling movie that -- while not among the top of handful of his films -- still strikes audiences as tense and highly entertaining many decades after its release." |
Brian Webster |
Tomato 81/100 |
Sabrina (1954) |
"Ultimately, what we've got is a light comedy that's super-charged by a strong cast, excellent direction (Billy Wilder keeps things moving) and a sharp script." |
Brian Webster |
Tomato 81/100 |
Sabrina (1954) |
"The 'centennial collection' version of Sabrina on DVD was one of three titles released to mark the 100th anniversary of Paramount Pictures." |
Brian Webster |
Splat 68/100 |
Sabrina (1995) |
"Aside from the painfully miscast Ford, it is an enjoyable ride down a well-worn path." |
Cheryl DeWolfe |
Splat 37/100 |
Sacrifice (2000) |
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Kurt Dahlke |
Tomato 79/100 |
The Saddest Music in the World (2004) |
"Guy Maddin's concocted a film that looks like it's been exhumed from a long-abandoned dusty archive, and that follows the logic only of its own internal interconnections." |
J. Alan Speer |
Splat 60/100 |
The Saddle Club - Adventures at Pine Hollow (2002) |
"If it’s up to me, my kids are watching nothing but The Princess Bride and The Simpsons." |
Scott Weinberg |
Tomato 78/100 |
Safe (1995) |
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Ryan Cracknell |
Splat 69/100 |
Safe Men (1998) |
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Mike DeWolfe |
Splat 41/100 |
Safety Patrol (1998) |
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Dave Robinson |
Splat 64/100 |
The Salon (2005) |
"The only extras included on the disc are a set of movie trailers." |
Brian Webster |
Splat 64/100 |
The Salon (2005) |
"Not funny enough, romantic enough, or serious enough to succeed as a comedy, romance or urban issues drama." |
Brian Webster |
Tomato 75/100 |
Salt of the Earth (1953) |
"This remains a fascinating and powerful movie as well as a significant piece of celluloid history." |
Brian Webster |
Tomato 78/100 |
Salton Sea (2002) |
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Derek Smith |
Tomato 84/100 |
Salvador (1986) |
"Lean, Mean and On Point. Stone's best film." |
Dan Jardine |
Tomato 84/100 |
Salvador (1986) |
"Raw, gripping, edgy and enthralling, this is one of Stone’s best and most powerful works." |
Ryan Cracknell |
Tomato 76/100 |
The Sand Pebbles (1966) |
"Classic war tale suffers from unwieldly running time." |
Scott Weinberg |
Splat 39/100 |
Sand Trap (1997) |
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Dan Jardine |
Tomato 74/100 |
The Sandlot (1993) |
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Janet Branagan |
Tomato 88/100 |
Sanjuro (1962) |
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Brian Webster |
Splat 34/100 |
Santa Claws (1996) |
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Mike DeWolfe |
Tomato 78/100 |
Sarah Silverman Program - Season One (2007) |
"Given Sarah Silverman's style - smart, taboo-challenging, rude and non-conformist - it's no surprise that her television sit-com is something of an acquired taste." |
Brian Webster |
Tomato 78/100 |
Sarah Silverman Program - Season One (2007) |
"The DVD version provides all six episodes of season one, with a variety of different audio commentaries available for the various episodes." |
Brian Webster |
Splat 68/100 |
Sarah, Plain and Tall (1990) |
Click here to see the review. |
Dan Jardine |
Splat 7/100 |
Satan's School For Lust (2002) |
"Rank amateurs toiling away at their ‘craft’ could be interesting if they tried to be more like Russ Meyer and less like pornographers." |
Jamie Gillies |
Splat 7/100 |
Satan's School For Lust (2002) |
"The disc includes a short film called Blood for the Muse – which is far better than the feature." |
Jamie Gillies |
Tomato 84/100 |
Satantango (1994) |
"A film to be endured, yes, but also a film to be treasured." |
Dan Jardine |
Tomato 81/100 |
Saturday Night Fever (1977) |
"The very epitome of ‘outdated’, but oddly enough that’s what makes it such a (mini) classic." |
Scott Weinberg |
Tomato 71/100 |
Save the Last Dance (2001) |
"... a worthwhile film that’s an unusually honest portrayal of teen life." |
Brian Webster |
Tomato 71/100 |
Saved! (2004) |
"Ends up genuinely thought-provoking while putting the “fun” back in “fundamentalist.”" |
J. Alan Speer |
Tomato 71/100 |
Saved! (2004) |
"The DVD includes two good full-length commentaries." |
J. Alan Speer |
Tomato 76/100 |
Saving Grace (2000) |
"A wonderfully off-kilter comedy about pot, persistence, and survival." |
Brian Webster |
Tomato 89/100 |
Saving Private Ryan (1998) |
"The performances are all superb." |
Elspeth Haughton |
Tomato 78/100 |
Saving Silverman (2001) |
"Audaciously stupid and frequently hilarious." |
Brian Webster |
Splat 67/100 |
Savior (1998) |
Click here to see the review. |
Cheryl DeWolfe |
Tomato 80/100 |
Say Anything (1989) |
"Low-key funny, smart and touching, this is the prototype for successful youth-oriented romantic comedy." |
Brian Webster |
Tomato 72/100 |
Say It Isn't So (2001) |
"... audience members who don’t take themselves too seriously will find plenty of ridiculousness to laugh at." |
Brian Webster |
Splat 61/100 |
Say Nothing (2002) |
"Combines the familiar themes of infidelity and a psycho stalker pretty effectively, but it’s the all-important ‘whys’ that are missing." |
Ryan Cracknell |
Tomato 70/100 |
Sayonara (1957) |
"Brando's terrific performance elevates an otherwise unexceptional, though well-intentioned, film" |
Dan Jardine |
Splat 65/100 |
Scandal (1989) |
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Scott Renshaw |
Tomato 76/100 |
Scanners (1981) |
"It’s just too bad there isn’t more substance between these unforgettable opening and closing sequences." |
Ryan Cracknell |
Tomato 85/100 |
Scarface (1932) |
"Paul Muni goes way over the top as Tony Camonte, painting a picture of a gangster who knows nothing but excess, and who will stop at nothing to get his way." |
Brian Webster |
Tomato 85/100 |
Scarface (1932) |
"The extras on the disc aren't numerous, but they certainly are interesting." |
Brian Webster |
Splat 35/100 |
Scarred City (1998) |
Click here to see the review. |
Elspeth Haughton |
Splat 68/100 |
Scars of Dracula (1970) |
Click here to see the review. |
Jeremy Heilman |
Splat 51/100 |
Scary Movie (2000) |
"The rudeness isn't particularly creative and the repeated horror movie jokes wear thin before long, leaving viewers checking their watches and wondering if they can't pick up the pace and bump off a few more victims a bit more quickly." |
Brian Webster |
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