E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial (1982)

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Earth (2009)

"Enriching, informative and noteworthy, Earth explores the wonderment of our neighboring species and the behavioral observations that ensue in glorified curiosity."

Easy Rider (1969)

"The classic counterculture clash led by anti-heroes Fonda and Hopper...as riveting and rebellious as its subversive soundtrack"

Elektra (2005)

"...pseudo-sleek and thinly-sensationalized. [Garner's] one-note performance as a destructive diva feels rather empty and generic"

The Elephant Man (1980)

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Elizabethtown (2005)

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The Emperor's Club (2002)

"There are a few things that will always be assured: death, taxes, and the obligatory "tender teacher tale" genre that bombards the big screen every blue moon."

Empire (2002)

"Unfortunately, Empire is nothing more than an exhausting retread of the same cliched urban cautionary tale that waxes about rebellion and redemption."

Employee of the Month (2006)

"Carelessly moronic and dissolving. Overall, there doesn't seem to be much to the bargain-basement prices being brandied about in the staggeringly half-hearted Employee"

Enough (2002)

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Envy (2004)

"...woefully sparse and utterly generic...[a] witless romp that’s about as humorous as an inoperable bathroom at a baked beans eating contest"

Equilibrium (2002)

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Escape From the Planet of the Apes (1971)

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Eurotrip (2004)

"Incessantly odd and wildly twisted in its off-color humor, Eurotrip is an ultra-spry and trashy field trip through our defining delightful depravity"

The Event (2003)

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Exorcist: The Beginning (2004)

"Harlin’s hackwork screams volumes of a falsely moody and generic scarefest...an inexplicable tease for true horror hedonists"

Expired (2008)

"Unconventionally quirky in its unassuming blue-collar bluntness, Expired is comically horrifying in its examination of lonely people living on the fringe of professional obscurity and personalized disarray."

The Eye (2003)

"Seeing is definitely worth believing in the Hong Kong supernatural thriller The Eye. Quite imaginative and cerebrally challenging for a spookfest narrative...never blinks when it comes to its inherent hair-raising high jinks."