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-	The Yakuza Papers: Vol.1 - Battles Without Honor And Humanity (1973)	Click here to see the review.
Tomato A-	Year of the Dog (2007)	"White's gently perceptive film is a funny, poignant, emotionally honest minor-key character study about a painfully shy woman whose scary, uncertain adult life begins when her dog's happy little existence ends."	Nathan Rabin
Tomato B-	Year of the Fish (2008)	"To some degree, it's trying to find the magic in the everyday, but the attempts to ground it are cringe-inducing and problematic."	Tasha Robinson
Tomato	The Year of the Yao (2005)	"Undeniably rousing."	Scott Tobias
Splat C-	Year One (2009)	"It�s a potentially funny, tricky premise, and in the hands of someone as talented and slightly skewed as writer-director Harold Ramis and a pair of writers from The Office, it should have worked."	Josh Modell
-	The Year That Trembled (2002)	Click here to see the review.
-	Yellow Asphalt (2002)	Click here to see the review.
-	Yes (2005)	Click here to see the review.
Splat C	Yes Man (2008)	"Director Peyton Reed keeps the movie handsome, but there�s little of the style he brought to the overlooked Down With Love or even the dire-but-distinctive The Break-Up."	Keith Phipps
Splat C	Yes Men Fix the World (2009)	"Given the duo�s withering take on capitalism, it�s ironic that their stumbling second feature feels throughout like an infomercial for a shtick whose expiration date is rapidly approaching."	Nathan Rabin
Tomato B-	Yonkers Joe (2008)	"[Director] Celestino steers clear of the can't-miss pulp thriller that Yonkers Joe could've been, and goes for broke by giving it big dollop of schmaltz. His horse doesn't come in, but it runs a respectable race."	Noel Murray
Splat C+	Yoo-hoo, Mrs. Goldberg (2009)	"Unlike Kempner�s previous documentary, The Life And Times Of Hank Greenberg, his latest has too much 'life' and not enough 'times.'"	Noel Murray
Splat C	You Don't Mess With The Zohan (2008)	"If silliness equaled greatness, You Don't Mess With The Zohan would instantly join Citizen Kane and It's A Wonderful Life high atop the pantheon of great American films."	Nathan Rabin
-	You I Love (2005)	Click here to see the review.
Tomato B-	You Kill Me (2007)	"One of those rare occasions where going too low-key means missing many comic possibilities."	Scott Tobias
-	You'll Get Over It (2002)	Click here to see the review.
Tomato B	You, Me and Dupree (2006)	"What makes Owen Wilson a special exception is that his characters always work to make the world more child-like and whimsical, and the films brighten up as a result."	Scott Tobias
Tomato B-	You, the Living (2009)	"You, The Living, if only by virtue of a more intimate scale than Songs, benefits from a lightness of touch and even a thin sliver of optimism in some sequences."	Scott Tobias
Tomato B	Young & Restless In China (2008)	"Young & Restless In China is the first of a planned five-part series that will follow nine diverse Chinese citizens over the course of 20 years."	Noel Murray
-	The Young Ones (1961)	Click here to see the review.
-	Young Rebels (2005)	Click here to see the review.
Tomato B-	The Young Victoria (2009)	"Director Jean-Marc Vall�e bathes the frames in the details of its luxurious surroundings, and the screenplay, by Gosford Park writer Julian Fellowes, does a passable job of laying out all the factions jockeying for power around Blunt�s Victoria."	Keith Phipps
Splat C+	Young@Heart (2008)	"The 'Aren't these geezers adorable?' approach ends up diminishing his subjects rather than honoring them."	Nathan Rabin
Tomato B-	Youssou N'Dour: I Bring What I Love (2009)	"Love looks and sounds great, but in depicting N�Dour as a lofty symbol for music�s power to bridge worlds and inspire, it sometimes loses sight of the man."	Nathan Rabin
Tomato B-	Youth in Revolt (2010)	"Youth In Revolt is a little too clever and a little too willfully verbose for its own good, but it�s rare and a little wonderful to see a comedy about the sex lives of teenagers that suffers from an excess of ideas and ambition instead of a dearth."	Nathan Rabin
Splat C+	Youth Without Youth (2007)	"Coppola has gone uprriver again in an effort to reinvent himself and cinema in the process. He ultimately fails, but he can't be faulted for trying."	Scott Tobias

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