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Rating	Title Year	Quote	Author

Splat	Kagemusha (1980)	"Here, as in all of Kurosawa�s late films, this sense of hopeless fixity renders unconvincing any hope for human agency."	Leo Goldsmith
-	Kagero-za (1980)	Click here to see the review.	Ian Johnston
Tomato 4/5	The Karate Kid (1984)	No article available.	Rumsey Taylor
Tomato	Katzelmacher (1969)	"For those looking to figure out what the hell Fassbinder was all about, this is an excellent starting point."	Matt Bailey
Splat	Keane (2004)	"The horribly overused device of the handheld camera makes Keane not simply grating and heavy-handed, but also nauseating."	Leo Goldsmith
-	Kedma (2002)	Click here to see the review.	Charles Hartney
-	The Keep (1983)	Click here to see the review.	Thomas Scalzo
Tomato 4/5	Key Largo (1948)	No article available.	Matt Bailey
Tomato 3/5	Kika (1994)	No article available.	Matt Bailey
Tomato	The Killer (1989)	"Of course, Woo�s established strength is the shootout. Characteristically they exhibit each party�s strengths: the hero�s agility, the enemy�s numbers, and the formidable ratio between them."	Rumsey Taylor
-	Killer of Sheep (1977)	Click here to see the review.	Leo Goldsmith
Tomato	The Killers (1946)	"Hemingway�s short only hints at a complexity, and the film does well to manifest such a depth."	Rumsey Taylor
Tomato	The Killers (1964)	"Without pretension The Killers occupies its genre and welcomes each convention. It comes, however, late, and such conventions are worn for their familiarity."	Rumsey Taylor
-	Killers From Space (1954)	Click here to see the review.	Thomas Scalzo
Splat 2/5	Killing Zoe (1994)	No article available.	Rumsey Taylor
Tomato	King Kong (1933)	"Film is an agent of imagination, and King Kong demonstrates this with remarkable technical proficiency and innovation..."	Rumsey Taylor
Tomato	The King of Kings (1927)	"H.B. Warner as Jesus, decrepit as he appears, lends a quiet dignity to the film that is transfixing."	Matt Bailey
Tomato	The King Of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters (2007)	"[The subjects] may be a curious sort of renown, but by the end you are enraptured in their struggle to declare and maintain it."	Rumsey Taylor
Splat	King Solomon's Mines (1950)	"It is pleasant to look at, but it no longer passes for action and adventure these days."	Matt Bailey
-	Kingdom of the Spiders (1977)	Click here to see the review.	Thomas Scalzo
Tomato	Kissed (1996)	"It is a futile claim to make that Kissed is less about necrophilia than it is about the nature of obsession and addiction. Though this is a perennial (and often generic) theme in film, in Kissed it is uniquely characterizing."	Rumsey Taylor
Tomato 4/5	Knife in the Water (1963)	No article available.	Matt Bailey
-	Knights of the Teutonic Order (1960)	Click here to see the review.	Ian Johnston
-	Knock on Any Door (1949)	Click here to see the review.
Tomato	Knocked Up (2007)	"Because its central character is a meticulously architected dude, Knocked Up is a contrived male fantasy."	Rumsey Taylor
Tomato	Krrish (2006)	"It's a minor joy to see a film so ingenuous as this, plainly wearing its corporate sponsorship on its sleeve."	Leo Goldsmith
Splat 2/5	Kurt and Courtney (1997)	No article available.	Matt Bailey
-	Kwaidan (1964)	Click here to see the review.	Ian Johnston

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