Faithless (2001)

"Ullman isn't able to harness the intensity this confessional tale needs."

Far From Heaven (2002)

"The performances here are impeccable ... and Haynes has created a beautiful world that seems eternally stuck in autumn, but the plodding, hesitant story feels as artificial as the Whitaker's love life."

The Fast and the Furious (2001)

"Summer schlock of unusual purity and consistency."

The Fast Runner (2002)

"If you can surrender to the pace, it's more deeply satisfying than your usual summer fare."

Femme Fatale (2002)

"The plot snakes and forks like a mountain road, because it doesn't have anywhere important to go."

Fight Club (1999)

"Edward Norton and Brad Pitt in what may be the performances of their careers."

The Fighting Temptations (2003)

"Without its music, The Fighting Temptations would be about half an hour long, and one of the worst films of the year."

Final Destination 2 (2003)

"The carnage should leave horror fans laughing, groaning and squirming in their seats."

Finding Forrester (2000)

"A competent, highly functional heart-warmer."

First Blood (1982)

"The first Rambo movie has more depth than many give it credit for."

Focus (2001)

"Both Macy and Dern turn in intense, believable performances, while rock star-turned-character actor Meat Loaf creates a frightening and realistic portrait of white middle-class racism."

Formula 51 (2002)

"With an unusual protagonist (a kilt-wearing Jackson) and subject matter, the improbable "Formula 51" is somewhat entertaining, but it could have been much stronger."

The Four Feathers (2002)

"Although the story dates back to A.E.W. Mason's 1865 novel, Kapur does a stellar job of adapting it to reflect current events."

Freaky Friday (2003)

"Although the role reversal genre has been done to death, snaps to Freaky Friday for unearthing plenty of fresh laughs."

Freddy vs. Jason (2003)

"While the filmmakers send up the genre's cliches and expected audience empathy with the villains, it still feels like the ludicrous dialogue and one-dimensional characterizations were written by teenagers."

Frida (2002)

"A magical-realist biopic full of real-life pain, passion and love."

From Dusk Till Dawn (1996)

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Full Frontal (2002)

"Reasonably entertaining, until you realize that Soderbergh doesn't have much more on his mind than some not-very-revealing observations about Tinsel Town artifice."