D.O.A. (1988)

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Daddy Day Care (2003)

"Made with care and intelligence as well as a sense of fun."

Dan in Real Life (2007)

"There's nothing groundbreaking about Dan in Real Life -- it's a picture that could have been made 10 or 20 years ago -- and yet its easygoing, affable nature is exactly what makes it pleasurable."

The Dancer Upstairs (2003)

"A haunting and often beautiful work, part doomed romance and part political thriller, that demonstrates the adult command of the medium Malkovich has always demonstrated as an actor."

Dans Paris (2007)

"There's a vivid comedy to this family's emotional state of siege, an easy confidence to Honoré's camerawork, and plenty of beautiful bodies."

The Darjeeling Limited (2007)

"Anderson is still a maddeningly cool filmmaker. He's remote from his characters, which makes him remote from his movies. There's also a way in which he uses race as a novelty, suggesting an assertively white-kid view of the world."

The Dark Knight (2008)

"[Ledger gives] a fine performance regardless, and I wish the movie around it were more deserving."

Dark Shadows - The Best of Dark Shadows

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Darkness Falls (2003)

"As far as semi-abandoned midwinter Hollywood compost goes, though, Darkness Falls basically brings home the bacon for horror fans."

Dave Chappelle's Block Party (2006)

"It's a defiant act of optimistic patriotism. This is what Dave Chappelle's America looks like, and now that we get the idea, there's no reason we can't live in it too."

Day Night Day Night (2007)

"Day Night Day Night has captured viewers' attention around the world for its remarkable craftsmanship, technical command and distinctive vision."

Days of Glory (1944)

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Days of Heaven (1978)

"It is the closest to poetry in motion that I have ever seen."

Dead Again (1991)

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Dead Like Me - The Complete First Season (2003)

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Deadgirl (2008)

"Much of the allegorical force Harel and Sarmiento's film has built up is undone by its utterly conventional, lameass-switcheroo ending, which may be an indication that more than enough virtual ink has been spilled on this subject."

Death of a President (2006)

"It's a stunt more than a movie, and if this is what's passing for intelligent liberal thought in this (or any other) country, we're really in trouble."

Death Race (2008)

"Death Race is cartoonishly brutal and pleasantly disreputable."

Deception (2008)

"To his credit, Langenegger keeps things relatively simple instead of resorting to lots of fast cutting and fancy camera angles. To his detriment, the picture he has made barely moves at all."

The Decomposition of the Soul (2007)

"Too slow and morbid for American viewers without an existing interest in the subject."

The Deep End (2001)

"A thrummingly satisfying '40s-style women's melodrama cleverly disguised as an art-house picture."

Deep Impact (1998)

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Deja Vu (2006)

"Washington is so casually, inherently likable that he makes wending through the movie's multiple implausibilities easier to bear."

Delirious (2007)

"Delirious, is among DiCillo's best, and returns to the central theme of his career: the elusive and destructive nature of fame."

The Departed (2006)

"Scorsese has put together a fantastic ensemble of actors: Some of the movie's best performances are the ones tucked into the corners, like Alec Baldwin's beefy, arrogant state police honcho."