The Tailor of Panama (2001)

"Overambition is a rarity in spy thrillers nowadays. If The Tailor of Panama doesn't quite gel, the attempt is still worth savoring."

Taken (2009)

"Taken is nonsense, but it's terrifically entertaining nonsense, especially in the midst of the January movie doldrums. It provides the reckless thrills that Quantum of Solace lacked."

The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3 (2009)

"Hiring Tony Scott to direct The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3 is like hiring Michael Bay to direct My Dinner With Andre: A colossal mismatch of director and material."

Taking Woodstock (2009)

"Watching the film feels a lot like leafing through an album of someone else's vacation photos: Pleasant, but gets old fast."

Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby (2006)

"'What does diablo mean?' 'It's like Spanish for fighting chicken.' If you cracked so much as a shell of a smile reading that, then run, don't walk, to see Talladega Nights, where you will get an entire year's worth of equally irresistible nonsense."

The Taste of Others (2001)

"The characters prove to be engaging and their quite real human emotions are enough to carry it."

Teaching Mrs. Tingle (1999)

"Teaching Mrs. Tingle is a spectacularly mediocre movie!"

The Ten (2007)

"By flaunting its own stupidity, The Ten practically dares you not to laugh at it, like a stand-up comic who sells an unfunny joke through the ferocity of his delivery."

The Terminal (2004)

"The Terminal is so beautifully directed, so pleasurable to watch and so thoughtfully put together, it's a disappointment when you realize, halfway through, that the movie is going to fall way short of a masterpiece."

Terminator Salvation (2009)

"The intensity is just superficial, though: In terms of story, Terminator Salvation is also the most timid in the series. There's no invention in it, no sense of discovery. Only the impressively orchestrated action sequences feel fresh."

Tetro (2009)

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The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning (2006)

"If watching people having their faces cut off, getting their legs amputated and having their throats tenderly slit is your idea of a horrific good time, you'll certainly get your money's worth here."

The Counterfeiters (2008)

"It's impossible not to respond to The Counterfeiters and the haunting questions it raises."

The Day the Earth Stood Still (2008)

"Even if you know the original by heart, the new Earth has a couple of surprises in store, although the message remains the same: Watch it, Man."

The Polar Express (2004)

"The key to enjoying this unique experiment rests, fittingly, on whether you are willing to set aside your own skepticism and go along with the movie's well-meaning and unmistakably original spirit. If so, it can truly be an exhilarating ride."

The Thing About My Folks (2005)

"About as entertaining as the yearly family argument, without any of the holiday turkey to make it worthwhile."

Thirteen (2003)

"A raw, disturbing look at a world adults would much rather not know about."

Thirteen Ghosts (2001)

"The set design of Thirteen Ghosts may have been expensive, but its thrills are cheap."

Three Kings (1999)

"It is a straightforward celebration of heroism under duress, and it is impossible to resist."

Three Times (2006)

"The film is probably too slow, too silent and too long for most audiences. But look beyond the quietness, and you'll discover a three-gem jewel."

Thumbsucker (2005)

"Mills, who hails from the world of music videos and TV commercials, has surrounded Pucci with a superlative group of actors, all of whom are in tune with his quiet, low-key approach to humor."

Tibet: Cry of the Snow Lion (2003)

"It is pretty convincing in its argument that China has every intention of destroying the culture of Tibetans."

Till Human Voices Wake Us (2003)

"It's telling just how uninvolving Till Human Voices Wake Us is that by film's end, you'll just be relieved it's over."

Time Changer (2002)

"Will give many ministers and Bible-study groups hours of material to discuss. But mainstream audiences will find little of interest in this film, which is often preachy and poorly acted."

Time Out (2002)

"As bizarre as it is, Vincent's gradual estrangement from society is also easy to identify with, which makes Time Out especially compelling."