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Rating	Title Year	Quote	Author

Splat	Eagle Eye (2008)	"Eagle Eye feels less like a vehicle for an action hero than the latest in a series of national focus groups to determine LaBeouf's commercial viability."	Josh Levin
Tomato	Eastern Promises (2007)	"Cronenberg has become such an assured director that it's a pleasure to sit back and hand yourself over to his sick and singular vision."	Dana Stevens
Splat	Eight Below (2006)	"Eight Below runs two hours and would have benefited from losing 30 minutes of that -- all of it from Jerry's (Paul Walker) protracted quest. The other human actors are simply types."	Emily Yoffe
Tomato	Elephant (2003)	"Elephant hurts you in ways you don't see coming; its combination of the orchestrated and the raw gets past your defenses."	David Edelstein
Tomato	Elf (2003)	"It's irony-free fun for the whole family."	Michael Agger
Splat	Elizabeth: The Golden Age (2007)	"Elizabeth: The Golden Age is less a chronicle of counter-Reformation hijinks than a 16th-century episode of The Hills."	Dana Stevens
Splat	Elizabethtown (2005)	"Elizabethtown needed a raffish, Preston Sturges-esque ensemble to offset the corn."	David Edelstein
Tomato	Enchanted (2007)	"Disney can afford to poke fun at a lot of things about itself, and in Enchanted, it does exactly that, to largely charming effect."	Dana Stevens
Tomato	Encounters At the End of the World (2007)	"Herzog the crank is a flimsy cover for Herzog the wonderstruck little boy, marveling at everything from the viscosity of seal milk (it pours like wax) to the spiderlike crab creatures that skitter along the ocean floor beneath the Ross Sea."	Dana Stevens
Splat	Enduring Love (2004)	"This slender, increasingly monotonous stalker plot feels ludicrously overintellectualized -- full of hot air. To paraphrase Freud, sometimes a balloon is just a balloon."	David Edelstein
Splat	Enemy at the Gates (2001)	"The film, directed by Jean-Jacques Annaud, doesn't stint on mud, corpses, or rubble, but the focus is all screwed-up."	David Edelstein
Tomato	The English Patient (1996)	"The whole film is permeated with tenderness for its hurt characters, whom Minghella sees as just a small slice in the fellowship of people who love and suffer."	Sarah Kerr
Tomato	Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room (2005)	"The documentary cannot be called muckraking, as the muck has already been well-raked, but Gibney's recounting has a touch of playful sadism that I quite enjoyed."	David Edelstein
Splat	Eternal (2005)	"Perfect for watching on video on a cool Cape Cod night, but maybe not so arousing in an arthouse for 10 bucks and change."	David Edelstein
-	Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004)	Click here to see the review.
Tomato	Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004)	"This is the best movie I've seen in a decade. For once it's no hyperbole to say, 'Unforgettable!'"	David Edelstein
Splat	Evan Almighty (2007)	"This is the Old Testament minus the wrath, divine retribution as chicken soup for the soul -- where's the fun in that?"	Dana Stevens
-	Everybody Loves Raymond - The Complete First Season (1996)	Click here to see the review.	Virginia Heffernan
Splat	Everything is Illuminated (2005)	"There isn't enough drama here to sustain an entire film, and Schreiber's direction is relentlessly coy."	David Edelstein
Splat	Evolution (2001)	"I laughed -- but mostly to keep from getting depressed about the devolution of mainstream movies."	David Edelstein
Splat	The Exorcism of Emily Rose (2005)	"It's a pity that all this exposition is written with such clunkiness that it would make George Lucas yelp."	David Edelstein
Tomato	Extract (2009)	"Like Judge's first two live-action films, Extract seems destined to do minor business at the box office but achieve a kind of immortality as a cult DVD."	Dana Stevens
Splat	Eyes Wide Shut (1999)	"I don't know how a director whose central theme is the loss of humanity can be so uninterested in the minutiae of human speech and behavior."	David Edelstein
Tomato	Eyes Without a Face (1959)	"Among the most disturbing horror films ever made."	David Edelstein

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