K-19: The Widowmaker (2002)

"a largely compelling, suspenseful adventure that is almost torpedoed by a coda that's both drawn-out and completely unnecessary."

K-Pax (2001)

"wants very badly to be liked and is willing to do just about anything to win your affection. This is the latest addition to the growing library of films that see mental illness not as a serious problem, but instead as a charming eccentricity."

Kangaroo Jack (2003)

"Two kinds of movies are released in January: would-be Oscar contenders that opened in a few major cities in December, and botched films that were too expensive to send straight to video. Guess which category 'Kangaroo Jack' falls into?"

Kate and Leopold (2001)

"There's nothing particularly earth-shaking about the movie, but Ryan, Jackman, Schreiber and Breckin Meyer do their best to make the two hours bright and breezy."

Keeping Up With The Steins (2006)

"a sometimes charming, completely predictable comedy that might be the pilot episode for a TV series you will forget to watch every week."

Kicking and Screaming (2005)

"a mostly flat-footed comedy (that) also incorporates liberal doses of the slapsticky-sentimental hogwash that was once Jerry Lewis' calling card."

Kill Bill Vol. 1 (2003)

"Even when geysers of gore are erupting onscreen, Tarantino finds a strange kind of grace amidst the chaos. He's cherishing every carefully calculated second of this experience and he wants to share the joy with his viewers."

Killer Klowns From Outer Space (1988)

"Warped fun with memorably weird ideas, effects and costumes"

King and I (1956)

"Lovely filming of a classic Rodgers and Hammerstein show"

King Kong (1976)

"Awful in nearly every respect; stick with the original!"

King Kong Vs. Godzilla (1963)

"and the loser is: anyone who watches the fight"

King Solomon's Mines (1950)

"A real treasure, and not shown often enough these days"

Kingdom of Heaven (2005)

"a sad reminder that the distrust, misunderstandings and misconceptions that have marred relations between the Eastern and Western worlds are nothing new..."

Kiss Me, Stupid (1964)

"What separates 'Stupid' from so many of the so-called 'sex comedies' of the period is its combination of cynicism and directness. Beneath the teasing and the titillation there are some genuinely provocative themes..."

Kiss of Death (1995)

"Unjustly overlooked thriller packs a punch"

Klute (1971)

"Fonda's riveting performance is impossible to shake"

Knock Off (1998)

"Much of Steven E. De Souza's script sounds like it was run through one of those erratic language translation programs... 'If he knew it was a nanobomb, he wouldn't be carrying it around like a cough drop' is one of the more memorable lines of dialogue."

Koyaanisqatsi: Life Out of Balance (1983)

"Unique and fascinating; great Philip Glass score"

Krull (1983)

"Pretty dumb, although the glass spider is cool..."