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Rating	Title Year	Quote	Author

Splat F	I Am Sam (2002)	"There are few films that imprint a sense of complete and utter violation on the viewer like I Am Sam, easily the worst film of 2001."	Chuck Rudolph
Splat D+	I Am Sam (2002)	"Unspeakably dim-witted."	Jason Clark
Tomato short	I Stand Alone (1998)	"More of a young turk provocation than a measured and mature intercession on rage and despair, but it certainly achieves the unsettling effect Noe intended."	Chuck Rudolph
Tomato B+	I'm the One That I Want (2000)	Click here to see the review.	Jason Clark
Splat C	Ice Age (2002)	"There isn�t one moment in the film that surprises or delights."	Chuck Rudolph
Splat short	An Ideal Husband (1999)	"All this less-than-ideal Husband proves is there are few folks who have the sense to leave classic text alone."	Chuck Rudolph
Tomato A-	An Ideal Husband (1999)	Click here to see the review.	David Nemetz
Tomato short	The Idiots (1998)	"Caustic, brutally funny, and more passionate than perhaps anything [Von Trier's] ever done."	Chuck Rudolph
Tomato A-	The Idiots (1998)	Click here to see the review.	Jason Clark
Tomato B+	Igby Goes Down (2002)	"It tends to remind one of a really solid Woody Allen film, with its excellent use of New York locales and sharp writing"	Jason Clark
Splat C	Illuminata (1998)	Click here to see the review.	Joe McGovern
Splat F	Importance of Being Earnest (2002)	"A 94-minute travesty of unparalleled proportions, writer-director Parker seems to go out of his way to turn the legendary wit's classic mistaken identity farce into brutally labored and unfunny hokum."	Jason Clark
Splat D	Impostor (2001)	"Basically a padded-out Outer Limits episode, repetitive chase scenes and useless exposition skim it past the 90-minute mark."	Jeremiah Kipp
Tomato short	In Dreams (1998)	"Salient images fly free, thanks to Jordan's acute visual sense."	Chuck Rudolph
Splat C-	In Praise of Love (2001)	"For all its technical virtuosity, the film is so mired in juvenile and near-xenophobic pedagogy that it's enough to make one pine for the day when Godard can no longer handle the rigors of filmmaking."	Nick Schager
Splat 0/5	In the Army Now (1994)	No article available.	Jason Clark
Tomato	In the Bedroom (2001)	"Field has told a great story with true internal passion"	Jason Clark
Tomato A-	In the Bedroom (2001)	"The film's overall intelligence is infectious."	Joe McGovern
Tomato A	In the Mood for Love (2001)	"Works brilliantly on both an emotional and an intellectual level."	Chuck Rudolph
Tomato A	The Insider (1999)	"[Michael Mann is] the most agile, consistent, and powerful filmmaker in contemporary American film--in short, he's the best."	Chuck Rudolph
Splat C	Insomnia (2002)	"Without the benefit of a clever narrative device, Christopher Nolan's left with his merely adequate skill as a filmmaker to breathe life into a generic police procedural."	Jeremiah Kipp
Splat short	Instinct (1999)	"A sanctimonious, heavy-handed conundrum of feel-good clich�s and bad-faith intentions."	Chuck Rudolph
Splat D-	Instinct (1999)	"How dare [Turteltaub] think that his trash heap of cinematic defecation is of some invaluable significance."	Joe McGovern
Splat C	The Invisible Circus (2001)	"The Invisible Circus has its heart in the right place, but its hippie-dippie, flower-power motif never really goes anywhere or say anything new."	Jason Clark
Splat	Iris (2001)	"Made by people who seem to think that tracking degenerate behavior is more important than character development"	Jason Clark
Splat D	Iris (2001)	"Ruthlessly simplistic in its intentions, inscribed with just about every clich� in the biopic handbook, and lacking even sporadic bursts of momentum."	Joe McGovern
Tomato A+	The Iron Giant (1999)	"A wonderfully made and emotionally touching film that takes its place next to Dumbo and Pinnochio as one of the three or four greatest animated films ever made."	Chuck Rudolph
Tomato 3/5	It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World (1963)	"Funny and energetic, but a long way from Kramer's best work."	Chuck Rudolph

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