The Tailor of Panama (2001)

"[Boorman] manages to strike exactly the right tone, which is somewhere between irony and amused incredulity."

Taking Lives (2004)

"This is more disappointing than it might have been because Taking Lives has a low boil but constant simmer that has been rarely present in previous attempts to revive the insinuating creepiness of The Silence of the Lambs and Se7en."

The Talent Given Us (2004)

"What initially seems hard to watch, even excruciating at times, becomes hard not to, a fascinating fiction that seems to be more real than just about any actual documentary you can imagine."

Talk to Me (2007)

"he mood shifts awkwardly from broad comedy to melodrama and social commentary."

The Taste of Others (2001)

"Confirms that France may be producing, per capita, more good films than any country on the globe."

Teacher's Pet (2004)

"A one-joke movie based on a one-joke Disney TV show."

Tears of the Black Tiger (2000)

"The movie is fun to watch, with an attractive cast."

Ten (2003)

"Ten has been praised as a further distillation of Kiarostami's already minimalist cinema. That's true enough, even if his movies still have a tendency to make us carsick."

The Ten Commandments (2007)

"Thou shalt not cast Christian Slater as Moses, no matter how much the Hollywood party boy wants to fulfill some form of karmic community service."

The Terminal (2004)

"The trip still feels oddly unnecessary."

Testosterone (2003)

"[Relies] on a creaky plot and gaping lapses in plausibility."

Thank You For Smoking (2006)

"To Reitman's credit, the director does not allow Thank You for Smoking to take the turn we would expect."

Them (2007)

"Those who like their horror served up neat, no chaser, can safely belly up to Them. It is a pared-down French thriller that trades splatter and gore for tense efficiency."

Thirteen (2003)

"Thirteen is something of a cross between the sincere if heavily varnished family drama Once and Again and in-your-face teenage movies like Larry Clark's Kids, the stuff of which parental nightmares are made."

Thirteen Ghosts (2001)

"For a movie called Thirteen Ghosts, this movie is surprisingly soulless."

This Film is Not Yet Rated (2006)

"Although a couple of the film's conclusions are as arbitrary and questionable as decisions by the board, This Film Is Not Yet Rated should be an eye-opener."

Thomas and the Magic Railroad (2000)

"Thomas and his movie truly stay on track."

Three Kings (1999)

"Imaginative and exciting."

Thunderbirds (2004)

"[The movie] dumps the puppets and replaces them with human actors only slightly less wooden."

Tibet: Cry of the Snow Lion (2003)

"Tibet: Cry of the Snow Lion will make even the most apolitical viewers want to hoist their own Free Tibet banners."

Tim Burton's Corpse Bride (2005)

"There's a happy Halloween in store even for children who aren't allowed to trick or treat, and it's courtesy of Tim Burton's animated Corpse Bride."

Time Out (2002)

"Time Out is existential drama without any of the pretension associated with the term."

Timeline (2003)

"A cross between Jurassic Park and those traveling Renaissance fairs where gnawing on turkey legs and peering at the padded bosoms of college kids pretending to be wenches is supposed to make us feel medieval."

Together (2003)

"It's disappointing to watch a filmmaker as gifted as Chen put his talents into the service of a story as blatantly sentimental, stereotypical and unoriginal as Together."

Tomcats (2001)

"Tomcats is the first film to be produced by Revolution, the new company of former Disney Studios boss Joe Roth. If this is the revolution, start it without me."