The Yards (2000)

"The movie's depiction of its characters ... has the depth and complexity of real life, and the actors know how to deliver the goods."

Year of the Dog (2007)

"If you have a taste for off-center characters, you're barking up the right tree."

Yes (2005)

"Do I think adventurous moviegoers will get swept up in the way the characters -- and the movie -- abandon themselves to lives that are fully lived? Yes, I say. Yes, they will. Yes."

The Yes Men (2004)

"If Michael Moore were less stuck on himself, if there were two of him and if they hosted Punk'd instead of Ashton Kutcher, the result would be The Yes Men."

Yoo-hoo, Mrs. Goldberg (2009)

"It's delightful, if a mite sketchy."

You Don't Mess With The Zohan (2008)

"The movie may not win Sandler many new fans, but it's a baby step toward making comedies with a bit more substance than, say, The Waterboy."

You Kill Me (2007)

"Director John Dahl expresses his affection for the film's absurdist humor by not overdoing it. Instead of zooming in for laugh-killing close-ups, his camera hangs back, observing how the characters move and how they react to each other."

Young Adam (2004)

"Young Adam has been made with the unhurried calm of a barge moving through the water but, like that water, there's a lot going on under the surface."

The Young Victoria (2009)

"Vallee takes care to make sure his movie stays intimate. The characters are involved in world-changing events, but the film feels personal because those events turn on the little decisions of human beings."

Yours, Mine, & Ours (2005)

"Within the movie's daffy unreality, this family of 20 manages to supply some moments that feel recognizably human."

Yu-Gi-Oh: The Movie (2004)

"Although the movie isn't bad, wouldn't kids probably have a better time playing Yu-Gi-Oh themselves than watching others play it, cartoonically?"