I Am Trying to Break Your Heart (2002)

"It's a movie -- and an album -- you won't want to miss."

I Dreamed of Africa (2000)

"This truth-based account of the life of Italian environmentalist Kuki Gallmann is astonishingly bereft of dramatic momentum."

I Served the King of England (2008)

"A comedy-drama with a lot of slapstick, combined with a history lesson about an important chapter of World War II and beyond."

I Think I Love My Wife (2007)

"Comes up a bit short on both laughs and psychology."

I Will Survive (1999)

"Albacete, Menkes and co-writer Lucia Etxeberria have a good ear for dialogue, but demonstrate less certainty at creating a wealth of memorable characters or situations."

I'm Going Home (2002)

"A film of precious increments artfully camouflaged as everyday activities."

I've Loved You So Long (2008)

"The heart of the movie is the wary dance of reconnection between the sisters, and, again, the beauty is in the details."

Ice Age (2002)

"... Ice Age treads predictably along familiar territory, making it a passable family film that won't win many fans over the age of 12."

The Ice Harvest (2005)

"It's neither convincing -- nor, just as importantly clever -- in pulling off its thriller story line, and it's not funny enough to sustain your interest, save for its hilariously chaotic 20-minute middle section."

Identity (2003)

"An average thriller that's not nearly as smart as it thinks it is."

Igby Goes Down (2002)

"Give Igby Goes Down credit for taking its subject seriously regardless, and for having the grace to make good, fearless fun of it in the bargain."

Imaginary Heroes (2004)

"The journey, with all of its ups and downs and chaotic jumble, feels true and is full of humanity, which makes Imaginary Heroes something special."

Imagine Me & You (2006)

"A gooey, tiresome bore, unconvincing in its lesbian relationship and deeply silly when it tries for big comic moments."

Importance of Being Earnest (2002)

"Those pining for a 'classic' Miramax period piece won't likely be disappointed."

In America (2003)

"A mostly enjoyable hunk of immigrant exuberance."

In Good Company (2004)

"[A] sublime, sentimental comedy."

In My Country (2005)

"In My Country is a film with great ideas - and important ones. Frustratingly, they are undermined by Hollywood plot contrivances, generally poor writing and at least one case of woeful miscasting."

In Praise of Love (2001)

"Even when he's not at his most critically insightful, Godard can still be smarter than any 50 other filmmakers still at work."

In the Cut (2003)

"In the Cut will leave just about everybody wanting to jump into the nearest cold shower, whether to cool down or to snap themselves out of grunge-encrusted torpor."

In The Mix (2005)

"Even an R-rated directors cut wouldn't be enough to make me sit through In the Mix again."

In the Realms of the Unreal (2004)

"A one-of-a-kind documentary."

In the Valley of Elah (2007)

"If there was a symbol for cinematic distress, it would be raised in front of any theater playing this movie."

The In-Laws (2003)

"Baby boomers, the film's primary intended audience, will lap up the nostalgic musical cues, but The In-Laws is funny enough to transcend any age barriers."

The Incredible Hulk (2008)

"A simpler story, more action and some nice visuals make for a satisfying, if not exactly incredible, monster hero sequel."

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008)

"Ford, like Spielberg, is completely in his comfort zone here. That means no risks, but in the case of The Crystal Skull, that kind of safety can still yield plenty of old-fashioned fun."