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Splat C+	V For Vendetta (2005)	"V for Vendetta engages in lots of speechifying about the importance of ideas and the freedom to question them. Ironically, though, the movie doesn't really seem to have any ideas of its own."	Tom Maurstad
Tomato	Va Savoir (2001)	"Rivette's wry and compassionate Va Savoir is the year's most graceful comedy."	Philip Wuntch
Tomato B-	Valentin (2004)	"Seen as the wishful coming-of-age of a writer, who escapes tribulation through imagination, the semi-autobiographical movie seems less sentimental and makes a lot more sense."	Jane Sumner
Splat	Valentine (2001)	"Playing it straight with material this ridiculous is an exercise in self-defeat."	Gary Dowell
Tomato A-	Valentino: the Last Emperor (2009)	"Above all, Valentino is a celebration of beauty and love, and the ways in which one begets the other."	Tom Maurstad
Tomato B-	Valiant (2005)	"Valiant may not fly in the stratosphere of Pixar or the best of DreamWorks, but giving these plucky birds their due is not a bad way to wind up the summer."	Nancy Churnin
Tomato B-	Valkyrie (2008)	"Singer keeps the conspiracy racing to its fated conclusion."	Tom Maurstad
Tomato	Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust (2000)	"A mind-blowing amalgamation of unusual elements and ambitious design, its parts are greater than the whole. But oh, what interesting parts they are."	Gary Dowell
Splat C-	Van Helsing (2004)	"The film is an unending cavalcade of razzle-dazzle that becomes continuously less dazzling."	Philip Wuntch
Splat	Vanilla Sky (2001)	"The Spanish feature was difficult and challenging. The American re-creation is difficult and frustrating."	Philip Wuntch
Tomato B+	Vanity Fair (2004)	"A magnificent viewing experience, with each costume and set capturing the grandeur and squalor of both England and India."	Philip Wuntch
Tomato	Vengo (2001)	"Captures the imagination even without a plot."	Margaret Putnam
Tomato B	Venus (2006)	"The film gives Mr. O'Toole all the space he needs to prove that his craft is still fresh and virile."	Mario Tarradell
Tomato B-	Venus Boyz (2003)	"Although Ms. Baur's meandering style betrays her inexperience as a documentary filmmaker, she nonetheless treats her subjects with compassion and dignity and avoids exploiting or vilifying her subjects."	Gary Dowell
Tomato A-	Vera Drake (2004)	"Ms. Staunton is remarkable in the lead role."
Tomato B	Veronica Guerin (2003)	"A by-the-book, inspirational piece of Hollywood storytelling that tells you where it's headed in the first few minutes and manages to stay engaging until the end."	Chris Vognar
Tomato	Vertical Limit (2000)	"Director Martin Campbell (The Mask of Zorro, Goldeneye) sets out to meld a heart-tugging tale of reconciliation with a high-altitude thriller. For the most part he succeeds."	Jane Sumner
Tomato	The Vertical Ray of the Sun (2001)	"This might just be the perfect time to soak up some of its calm and natural beauty."	Chris Vognar
Splat C+	Very Annie Mary (2001)	"The movie would seem less of a trifle if Ms. Sugarman followed through on her defiance of the saccharine."	Tom Sime
Tomato A-	A Very Long Engagement (2004)	"Right up to its haunting final scene, A Very Long Engagement will alternately shake you up and soothe you. And that's a very good combination."	Philip Wuntch
Tomato B+	Vicky Cristina Barcelona (2008)	"A movie brimming with beautiful people and beautiful scenery; there's a contagious enthusiasm as this movie whirs through the sights and sounds of Barcelona."	Tom Maurstad
Splat C	View from the Top (2003)	"Virtually every clich� and stereotype is on parade, culminating in the career-vs.-love choice."	Philip Wuntch
Splat C+	The Village (2004)	"The film has a strong, sometimes jolting musical score. But the song that will go through many viewers' minds is never sung in the movie. It's that old Peggy Lee standard, Is That All There Is?"	Philip Wuntch
Tomato B	Virgin (2003)	"As a religious-themed movie, Virgin is as unconventional as they come."	Charles Ealy
Tomato B+	Voices Of Iraq (2006)	"An extraordinary, up-to-the-minute tapestry that ranges all over this country of 25 million people and carries the force of revelation."	Tom Sime

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