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Splat 3/10	The Day After Tomorrow (2004)	"In 2004, watching downtown skyscrapers collapse...should cause more queasiness than the filmmakers intend, even if the buildings are located in Los Angeles."	Josh Ralske
Tomato 4/5	Day of the Dead (1985)	No article available.	Josh Ralske
Tomato 6/10	Day of the Wacko (2002)	"An uneven and downbeat blend of lowbrow humor, literary character drama, and crude sociopolitical satire..."	Josh Ralske
Tomato 3/5	The Daytrippers (1995)	No article available.	Josh Ralske
Tomato 8/10	Dead Man's Shoes (2006)	"...it's hard to imagine the film without Considine's amazing work."	Josh Ralske
Tomato 7/10	Deathdream (1972)	"Like the best genre films, Deathdream offers an interesting glimpse of the American psyche during the time it was made."	Josh Ralske
Tomato 5/10	Demi-Tarif (2003)	"...a uniquely unmediated look into the world of childhood."	Josh Ralske
Tomato 4/5	The Diary of Anne Frank (1959)	"The first film to deal with the Holocaust on such an affecting and personal level, this is a powerful and painfully tragic film."	Dan Jardine
Tomato 4.5/5	Diner (1982)	"A clever, biting script buoys a cast of soon-to-be famous actors in this endearing male-bonding ritual writ large."	Dan Jardine
Tomato	Dinner at Eight (1933)	"Service with a smile!"	Hans J. Wollstein
Tomato 8/10	Distant (2004)	"The tale has a deceptive, emotional complexity that builds to a surprisingly heartrending impact."	Josh Ralske
Tomato 6/10	Divine Intervention (2003)	"A mordantly amusing black comedy about life among the Arab citizens of Israel."	Josh Ralske
Splat 2/10	Don't Move (2005)	"Someday filmmakers will recognize that blackened teeth and bad makeup make beautiful actresses neither ugly nor brave."	Josh Ralske
Tomato 7/10	Doppelganger (2003)	"Koji Yakusho delivers a wonderfully droll dual performance, and Kiyoshi Kurosawa uses split-screen effects brilliantly."	Josh Ralske
Splat 2/5	Double Team (1997)	No article available.	Josh Ralske
Splat 4/10	Downfall (2005)	"...succeeds, for the most part, in painstakingly depicting who did what when, but beyond that, it is a missed opportunity."	Josh Ralske
Splat 2.5/5	Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1932)	"Unable to explore the disturbingly misogynist undercurrents of the tale, the film is memorable mostly for the fine performances of the leads."	Dan Jardine
Tomato 5/5	Dracula (1931)	"The brilliant opening act is overwhelmingly creepy and full of subtle perversity."	Dan Jardine
Tomato 4/5	Dreamscape (1983)	No article available.	Josh Ralske
Tomato 6/10	Drumline (2002)	"Pretty formulaic stuff...but the specific setting...sets it apart."	Josh Ralske
Tomato 7/10	Duelist (2005)	"...its most salient feature is its spectacular visuals."	Josh Ralske

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