The Game Plan (2007)

"Please: No Game Plan 2."

Garcon Stupide (2006)

"Candor elevates the material from simply being a series of X-rated exploits to a far more insightful story about how the path to manhood is paved with selfish mistakes, some far more regrettable than others."

Garfield the Movie (2004)

"I'm not a Garfield purist or anything, but at the very least, shouldn't this movie be funny?"

Garrincha, Estrella Solitaria (2003)

"What a shame such a rich and tumultuous life gets such poor treatment."

George A. Romero's Diary of the Dead (2008)

"Shot on a low budget with mostly unknown actors, Diary of the Dead isn't exactly involving on a dramatic level: You really never care who lives or dies, a fatal flaw for any horror film."

Georgia Rule (2007)

"You can see what they are striving for, but Georgia Rule is so artificial, it feels like more of a flow chart than a slice of life."

Get Rich or Die Tryin' (2005)

"For those who don't take 50 Cent's talent for granted going in, there's nothing to indicate what's so special about him, much less why he of all people deserves to have a movie made about his experiences."

Ghost Town (2008)

"The painfully awkward, stubby Gervais as romantic lead is a funny enough concept, but the actor's ongoing banter with Kinnear is engaging, and their styles mesh entertainingly."

Ghosts of Cite Soleil (2007)

"Ghosts of Cite Soleil is too brief and limited in scope to provide a complete picture of Haiti's turbulent history, but its images of how so many of its citizens live and die on a daily basis -- is both heartbreaking and unforgettable."

The Gift (2001)

"A modest entertainment."

Ginger & Cinnamon (2003)

"It's a summer love story without heat and a coming-of-age story that never matures."

The Girl from Paris (2002)

"Slow-moving but utterly delightful."

Gladiator (2000)

"A movie that revels in the primal thrill of swords tearing into flesh and blood spraying in huge, arterial gouts."

Glory Road (2006)

"In the end, a sports movie is only as good as the adrenalin rush it provides in the climactic match, and there, finally, Glory Road hits on all cylinders with nonstop action and a powerful emotional impact."

Go (1999)

"Thrillingly clever and fresh!"

Goal! (2006)

"Goal! is right up there with the terrific Akeelah and the Bee (another underdog now in theaters) in the way it draws you in and keeps you rooting for its lower class but highly talented hero."

God's Sandbox (2002)

"The film falls into a melodramatic and soapy love story that makes you cringe as much as the horrific scenes of the brutal circumcision."

Going Shopping (2006)

"Going Shopping can make a wonderful outing for girlfriends. It's fun."

The Golden Boys (2009)

"Trying to sit through The Golden Boys is like trudging across the Cape Cod sand in galoshes during a nor'easter with a mule on your back."

Golden Door (2007)

"Director Emanuele Crialese passes no judgments, capturing the mundane and miraculous alike."

Gone in 60 Seconds (2000)

"Gone in 60 Seconds, a car theft caper starring Nicolas Cage and Angelina Jolie's lips, is slickly produced pornography for the sports car lover, and little more."

Good Bye, Lenin! (2004)

"Good Bye, Lenin! fares even better as a straightforward story about a mother and son."

The Good Girl (2002)

"Aniston's performance conclusively proves something she had only hinted at before: She's the Friend most likely to become a bona fide movie star."

Good Night. And, Good Luck (2005)

"There's no sense of nostalgia to the picture, no wistful romanticism or longing. Instead, the movie has a steely, dead-serious vitality -- a sense of immediacy and urgency that makes it seem it could be happening right now."

The Good Thief (2003)

"A sparkling exercise in movie cool."