Baby Boom (1987)

"Nice performances by Keaton and Sam Shepherd almost give this anemic comedy the energy it lacks."

Back to the Beach (1987)

"Silly, but with some great one-liners."

Backdraft (1991)

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Bad Influence (1990)

"Features Rob Lowe at his most creepy"

Bad Taste (1987)

"The Lord of the Rings director Peter Jackson's debut is rather aptly named. Its crudity has more to do with Sam Raimi than Tolkein, but there's a wonderfully sophomoric enthusiasm that keeps it interesting."

Basic Instinct 2 (2006)

"Stone's every line of dialogue, every gesture, every hussy lip smack screams 'I'm too sexy for this movie.' And it's often hilarious."

Batman Begins (2005)

"For a movie that engages in the daunting task of handling the entire exposition of a superhero and crafting an airtight adventure for him, it’s quite an accomplishment."

Battling Butler (1926)

"Has one of the funniest fight scenes ever filmed"

A Beautiful Mind (2001)

"A Beautiful Mind is at its best when its subject is at his worst."

Beavis and Butt-Head Do America (1996)

"Much funnier than it's audience probably deserved"

Before Night Falls (2000)

""I didn't set out to be a political film director," states filmmaker/painter Julian Schnabel. "I just wanted to make a movie about somebody whose words touched me.""

Bend It Like Beckham (2003)

"The movie is the latest in a snowballing line of routine culture-clash comedies that are so light they practically float off the screen."

Beverly Hills Cop 2 (1987)

"Skip this one and go back to the first 'Cop.'"

Beyond Borders (2003)

"The tense action scenes work better than the implausible romance."

Big Night (1996)

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Billy Jack (1971)

"A film so fascinatingly liberal it almost seems to exist in a different universe."

The Birth of a Nation (1915)

"Essential for film history but often difficult to watch (cringe as uppity white men in blackface go on the attack)."

Black Hawk Down (2001)

"Neither a jingoistic exercise in military muscle (a la Top Gun) nor an existential parable about the futility of war (as in The Thin Red Line)."

Blacula (1972)

"Has some genuinely scary moments."

Blade Runner - The Director's Cut (1982)

"This sci-fi entry is grim, but compelling and features breathtaking visuals. The director's cut is far superior simply because it lacks the annoying voiceover and trusts its audience with the story."

Blades (1989)

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Blood Work (2002)

"Eastwood seems to relish the opportunity to play a man his own age."

Blue Crush (2002)

"On its own limited terms, Blue Crush is a complete success -- a genuine Billabong-hit of adrenaline."

Body Double (1984)

"No one can rip off Hitchcock quite like De Palma"

Body of Evidence (1993)

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