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Rating	Title Year	Quote	Author

Splat 2/5	L'Emmerdeur (2008)	"The English title, I’m afraid, sums up the film."	David Stratton
Tomato 3.5/5	Lake Mungo (2009)	"As a ghost story, the underplaying of the actors helps to make the mystery creepily effective, but the mockumentary format is a bit of a cop-out because it allows the filmmaker to avoid all the big dramatic scenes."	David Stratton
Tomato 3/5	Land of the Lost (2009)	"I don’t know why this ridiculous film works as well as it does. Possibly it has to do with Will Ferrell being fearless about making a complete idiot of himself that is just dumbfounding and eventually seductive."	Margaret Pomeranz
Tomato 3/5	Last Chance Harvey (2008)	"This is a very small film, and the basic plot is extremely familiar. Luckily, two wonderful actors give the material distinction."	David Stratton
Tomato 4.5/5	Last Ride (2009)	"this is a major Australian film in what's proving to be a great year for Australian films."	David Stratton
Tomato 4/5	Last Ride (2009)	"The landscape plays a big part in this journey into darkness, this land of ours which draws the marginalised into its own sense of alienation. A tough film but a very, very good one."	Margaret Pomeranz
Tomato 4/5	Leatherheads (2008)	"Leatherheads is like an oasis in the middle of a desert – a genuinely enjoyable romantic comedy."	David Stratton
Tomato 4/5	Let the Right One In (2008)	"It’s a cold, still little film with remarkably beautiful images. It’s actually strangely touching."	Margaret Pomeranz
Tomato 3/5	The Limits of Control (2009)	"The most minimal film yet from Jim Jarmusch and while it’s fascinating to a degree it becomes somewhat tiresome eventually when you realise it’s not really going anywhere."	David Stratton
Splat 2/5	The Limits of Control (2009)	"It just becomes so repetitive and so self-conscious, so self-referential and film referential, and I finally ended up feeling that this film was way too clever for me."	Margaret Pomeranz
Splat 3/5	Looking for Eric (2009)	"Despite strong performances, this is, in the end, minor Loach."	David Stratton
Tomato 4/5	Louise-Michel (2009)	"This is the best comedy I've seen since Burn After Reading or Death At A Funeral. It's terrific."
Splat 1/5	Louise-Michel (2009)	"These two losers are so uncharming, so witless, so unfunny that I really found this film about them an arduous experience."	Margaret Pomeranz
Splat 1/5	The Love Guru (2008)	"The satire of Bollywood musicals is obvious but about the closest thing to humour in what is undoubtedly the worst comedy of the year."	Margaret Pomeranz
Tomato 3/5	Love in the Time of Cholera (2007)	"Though Cartagena in the late 19th Century is beautifully evoked in director Mike Newell’s visually sumptuous film, there’s something missing at the core of this love story."	David Stratton

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