S.W.A.T. (2003)

"S.W.A.T feels as aimless and baseless as the flashy bullets it shoots around in arbitrary fashion. So here’s to saluting 2003’s arrival of the insufferable S.W.A.T: a (S)olely (W)asteful (A)ction-packed (T)easer."

The Safety of Objects (2003)

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Salton Sea (2002)

"Overall, this examination of manufactured corruption set against a film noirish swagger may not have the in-depth impact like contemporaries L.A. Confidential or Memento, but this Sea is certainly worth swimming in"

Saturday Night Fever (1977)

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Saw (2004)

"Wan struggles to bring this hallow hedonistic horror show to its full potential. Sadly, this Saw doesn’t quite cut through the tumultuous malarkey"

Saw III (2006)

"...getting dangerously close to turning the mangled bloody body business into tedious and tripe titillation...the Jigsaw chaotic chronicles have run its corrosive course"

Say Uncle (2006)

"Paige's radical approach to this unsettling material tip toes in the echoes of dark absurdity. Say Uncle comes off as an irresponsible, unthinkable and creepy concoction"

Scary Movie 3 (2003)

"...that’s three times the regurgitated chuckles since the original made the scene and ushered in this so-called unavoidable phenomenon that keep popping up like an annoying pimple on an adolescent girl’s face."

School for Scoundrels (2006)

"Unfortunately for the toothless rabble-rousing School for Scoundrels this disposable and dimwitted farce deserves its smirking class to be dismissed."

Scooby Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed (2004)

"Overall, the meandering mayhem to the shoddy sequel Scooby Doo 2: Monster’s Unleashed is as untested, shaky, and crooked as pesky puppy Scrappy Doo’s hind leg "

Scoop (2006)

"The problem remains, however, that Scoop feels so drawn out and lackadaisical in its bid for self-deprecating Allen-esque bits that wear out its familiar welcome."

The Score (2001)

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The Scorpion King (2002)

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Seabiscuit (2003)

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Secret Ballot (2002)

"There is something that is so meditative and lyrical about Babak Payami’s boldly quirky Iranian drama Secret Ballot...a charming and evoking little ditty that manages to show the gentle and humane side of Middle Eastern world politics"

Secret Window (2004)

"Depp is amazing in this bizzare tale of a world turned upside down."

Secrets & Lies (1996)

"An English mother-daughter racial melodrama that resonates with simplicity and insight. Leigh is considerate of his movie's identity and spirit just as much as demonstrates this with his wounded protagonists"

Seed of Chucky (2004)

"[A] less than mediocre macabre parody without a probing pulse to back up its wayward wit and/or wickedness. A sluggish and pointless scarefest reaching for cryptic credibility"

Selena (1997)

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Send Me No Flowers (1964)

"Jewison's cockeyed comedy works its romantic magic with the flighty entanglement of the Hudson-Day charming kooky connection"

Serenity (2005)

"Whedon’s clout has given the artist some cache to turn his failed boob tube opus into a wondrous and wild sci-fi adventure on the big screen...an exuberant space opera."

Serpico (1973)

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Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (1954)

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Sex and Lucia (2002)

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Sex, Drugs, Rock & Roll (1991)

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