Hamlet (1948)

"Laurence Olivier's version may not be the best film of the play, but Olivier's performance is the best Hamlet I've seen."

Hannibal (2001)

"If only the adorably sentimental Dr. Lecter could cut my skull open and remove the chunk of my brain that houses the memory of having seen this film."

Happy Accidents (2001)

"a film of many virtues, but...it gets stuck in a tediously repetitive cycle"

Happy Endings (2005)

"Don Roos talks about Happy Endings, describes how to create “likeable” characters, and speculates where Christina Ricci's Didi from The Opposite of Sex is today."

Hard Boiled (1992)

"Woo clearly believes there is truth in archetypes"

The Hard Word (2003)

"Profile and interview: GUY PEARCE"

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002)

"Things may not be exactly as they're described in the books, but they never ring false."

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (2001)

"By not screwing up, Columbus has fulfilled his most important job requirement."

He Got Game (1998)

"For a guy who seems so intransigent in television interviews, Spike Lee is remarkably adept at exploring all the facets of a difficult issue"

Heights (2005)

"While Glen Close dominates the screen with effortless assurance, Elizabeth Banks lacks personality and would probably dissipate in a strong ocean breeze."

Hell House (2002)

"It's left to the audience to decide whether the church's activities are commendable or insidious."

Hideous Kinky (1999)

"The title and the movie are a perfectly matched pair. Both are pretentious, and neither makes any sense."

Highlander 2: The Quickening (1991)

"The director's cut elevates this misconceived sequel from one of the worst stinkers ever to merely dreadful."

The Hole (1998)

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The Holy Girl (2005)

"Martel is determined to make an impressionistic film out of miniscule moments, fragmented sounds, and fleeting images—so miniscule, fragmented, and fleeting they never cohere."

Home Alone (1990)

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Hotel Rwanda (2004)

"Sophie Okonedo talks about HOTEL RWANDA, Stephen Frears, making the transition from stage to film, and kicking butt with Charlize Theron in AEON FLUX."

House of Flying Daggers (2004)

"Each successive revealed secret is less believable and yet somehow more obligatory than the last, because, after all, this is an old-school Asian melodrama."

House of Sand and Fog (2003)

"Kingsley's astonishing performance is wasted in this otherwise overlong, overwrought, and overcooked mess-o-drama."

The Housekeeper (2003)

"Basic ingredients are in under-supply: characterization and believability."

How to Get Ahead in Advertising (1989)

"The difference between Withnail and I and this film is that here, Robinson is trying to deliver a message instead of focusing on his characters. Mistake."

The Human Stain (2003)

"When viewing a film, you should not be scanning your mental bank for a more suitable actor for the title role."

The Hurricane (1999)

"It's a testament to how good most of the film is--and to how great Washington is--that its omissions and its fizzling toward the end never threaten to kill the movie itself."

The Hustler (1961)

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