Every Film, Reviewed
Every film we have scored, best first.
400 reviews, scored.
- 1A Trip to the MoonMéliès’s Trip to the Moon Still Looks Like Nothing Else From Its…10
- 2A SeparationA Separation Review: Truth, Ugly and Sweet, Earns Its 9.9/109.9
- 3The 400 BlowsThe 400 Blows Review: Truffaut’s Confessio9.9
- 4RanKurosawa’s Ran Ends His Career by Tracing a Mad Warlord’s Decline Through…9.7
- 5The Maltese FalconThe Maltese Falcon Review: Bogart Carries a Tight, Mean Picture That Deserves…9.7
- 6Mean StreetsMean Streets Review: De Niro and Keitel Carry Scorsese’s Brutal Study of…9.6
- 7Aftersun‘Aftersun’ Review: Charlotte Wells Burns Through Memory to Find the Truth9.5
- 8BreathlessBreathless Review: A Man Who Cannot Stop Moving and a Woman Who…9.5
- 9SidewaysTwo Middle-Aged Men Drink Their Way Through California Wine Country in Sideways9.4
- 10The French Connection55 Years On, The French Connection Still Runs Like a Machine9.4
- 11The VvaanThe Vvaan Review: A Forest, a Goddess, and Three Ideas Too Many9.4
- 12Three KingsThree Kings Review: Clooney, Wahlberg, Ice Cube and Jonze Steal Kuwait’s Gold…9.4
- 13SolarisSolaris Review: Tarkovsky’s Quiet Dread Still Outshines All9.3
- 14The Night of the HunterThe Night of the Hunter Improves With Age9.3
- 15ShopliftersShoplifters Review: Kore-eda’s Palme d’Or Family Drama Earns Its Tragic Ending9.3
- 16Burning‘Burning’ Review: Lee Chang-dong’s Slow-Burn Thriller Trusts Its Audience to Wonder9.1
- 17Elite Squad: The Enemy WithinElite Squad Sequel Turns Its Eye From Prison Riots to the Corruption…9.1
- 18Once Upon a Time in the Middle EastShen Teng Turns a Small Kitchen Into the Whole Story in ‘Once…9
- 19DeliveranceDeliverance Review: Burt Reynolds and Jon Voight Face the Wilderness in a…9
- 20Come and SeeCome and See Review: Flyora’s Nightmare Of War9
- 21PatersonTen Years On, Paterson Still Makes the Case That Poetry Lives in…9
- 22DuelSpielberg’s Debut ‘Duel’: 55 Years On, the TV Chase Film That Got…9
- 23PersepolisPersepolis Turns Marjane Satrapi’s Autobiography Into a Moving, Funny Look at a…9
- 24MinariFive Years On, Minari Still Cuts Through the Hollywood Machine With Its…8.9
- 25Pain and Glory‘Pain and Glory’: Banderas Carries Almodóvar’s Portrait of a Man Who Can’t…8.8
- 26RebeccaHow Rebecca Still Makes You Believe Its Ghost Exists8.6
- 27Monty Python's The Meaning of LifeMonty Python’s The Meaning of Life Asks Its Own Question and Never…8.6
- 28Bend It Like BeckhamJess Bhamra Bends the Ball Like Beckham While Bending Her Family’s Rules8.5
- 29Take ShelterTake Shelter Review: Shannon’s Nightmare Earns Its Reputation8.5
- 30The Green Knight‘The Green Knight’: Gawain’s Slow, Meditative Test of Honor8.5
- 31Sense and SensibilitySense and Sensibility Review: Two Sisters, One Fortune Lost, and a Triumph…8.4
- 32VolverIn Volver, Almodóvar’s Women Carry a Family Crisis Into the Afterlife8.4
- 33In the Name of the FatherDermot Mulroney’s Turn as Brendan Behan in ‘In the Name of the…8.4
- 34Easy Rider‘Easy Rider’: Two Riders, One Long Road, and a Country They Can’t…8.4
- 35Neon Genesis Evangelion: The End of EvangelionThe End of Evangelion Closes NERV’s Assault With a Brutal Question8.3
- 36Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F'Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ‘F’ Brings Back Frieza — and the Fight…8.3
- 37MandyNicolas Cage’s Fury Carries Mandy, a Wild Revenge Tale That Earns Its…8.3
- 38The Punisher: One Last KillJon Bernthal’s Punisher Returns in One Last Kill, Ending His MCU Arc…8.3
- 39SerpicoAl Pacino’s Classic Whistleblower Thriller Still Stings 53 Years Later8.3
- 40Life in a YearJaden Smith and Cara Delevingne Turn a Cancer Diagnosis Into a Year…8.2
- 41The WailingTen Years On, The Wailing Still Delivers a Horror Twist Worth the…8.1
- 42On Her Majesty's Secret ServiceGeorge Lazenby’s One Mission as 007 Ends in Betrayal in On Her…8.1
- 43Sixteen CandlesIn Sixteen Candles, Hughes Makes Samantha’s Forgotten Birthday a Real Problem8.1
- 44Hunt for the WilderpeopleRicky Baker Vanishes Into the Bush — and the Hunt Never Loses…8.1
- 45The Journey to Gyeong-juA Mother and Her Daughters Kidnap a Killer to Find Out What…8
- 46LINKIN PARK: UNSHATTERLinkin Park Documentary Traces Band’s Journey Back to Making Music After Losing…8
- 47Perfect DaysTokyo Toilet Cleaner’s Quiet Life Takes Center Stage in Wim Wenders’ Perfect…8
- 48CandymanCandyman Turns a Chicago Legend Into a Study of Fear7.9
- 49Beasts of No Nation‘Beasts of No Nation’: Abraham Attah’s Unforgettable Portrayal of a Child Soldier7.9
- 50Free WillyThirty Years On, Free Willy Still Makes You Feel Like a Little…7.9
- 51Licence to KillLicence to Kill Review: Timothy Dalton Goes Rogue Against Robert Davi’s Sanchez7.9
- 52ShelterJason Statham Drags a Girl From the Sea and Faces a Whole…7.8
- 53SpectralSpectral Review: Ten Years On, Its Ghosts Still Can’t Overcome a Weak…7.8
- 54The Sisters BrothersEight Years On, The Sisters Brothers Still Earns Its Quiet Place in…7.8
- 55I'm Thinking of Ending ThingsMichelle Williams Carries an Entire Marriage Through Kaufman’s I’m Thinking of Ending…7.8
- 56Sherlock: The Abominable BrideBenedict Cumberbatch’s Holmes and Martin Freeman’s Watson Go Back to the 1890s…7.8
- 57Optimus Prime AwakeningTwelve Minutes of Optimus Prime Awakening Fail to Escape the Fight Scene…7.7
- 58Julie & JuliaJulie & Julia Review: Two Women, One Kitchen, and the Courage to…7.7
- 59Drishyam: The ConclusionAjay Devgn Carries Drishyam: The Conclusion Through Its Own Length7.6
- 60Three Colors: Blue‘Blue’: Juliette Binoche Builds a New Life While Other People Keep Tugging…7.6
- 61DetachmentAdrien Brody’s Lonely Taxi Driver Holds a Broken City Together for 15…7.6
- 62All About My MotherAll About My Mother Review: Almodóvar’s Tragic Comedy Finds Joy in Grief7.6
- 63Margin Call‘Margin Call’: Inside the Room Where Wall Street Decided to Sell Everything7.6
- 64The GuestDan Stevens Plays the Devil in the Details in The Guest7.6
- 65A Dangerous MethodJung, Freud and Spielrein’s Affair Gets a Dense, Compelling Portrayal in A…7.6
- 66The Garden of WordsThirteen Years On, The Garden of Words Still Finds Its Viewers Through…7.6
- 67Cool Runnings‘Cool Runnings’: A Silly Movie That Mostly Earns Its Silliness7.6
- 68Land of the DeadLand of the Dead Review: Romero’s Zombies Get Smarter — and So…7.5
- 69Infernal Affairs‘Infernal Affairs’ Review: Two Moles, One Lie, Decades of Betrayal7.5
- 70Born on the Fourth of July‘Born on the Fourth of July’: Tom Cruise’s Transformation Carries a Flawed…7.5
- 71Bring Her BackSally Hawkins Builds A Ritual Of Grief Around A Daughter’s Death In…7.5
- 72Kung FuryKung Fury Kills Hitler, Then Finds the Arcade Robot Has a Swastika…7.5
- 73Lady VengeanceLee Geum-ja’s Revenge Against Mr. Baek: Lady Vengeance Reviewed7.5
- 74In the Line of Fire‘In the Line of Fire’: Eastwood’s Ghost Hunts a Killer Through Washington7.4
- 75The Dinner GameBrochant’s Perfect Victim Is the Worst Kind: A Review of The Dinner…7.4
- 76Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with MeTwin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me Review — A Dark Prequel That…7.4
- 77tick, tick... BOOM!Andrew Garfield’s Performance Carries Tick, Tick… BOOM!, a Drama About Larson’s Deadline7.4
- 78News of the WorldTom Hanks and Helena Zengel Carry a Quiet Western About News, Home…7.3
- 79A Scanner Darkly‘A Scanner Darkly’: Rotoscoped Experiment That Blurs More Than It Reveals7.3
- 805 Centimeters per Second5 Centimeters per Second Review: Makoto Shinkai’s Quiet Romance Earns Its 7.37.3
- 81Toy Story 5Toy Story 5 Review: Jessie Leads the Toys Against Lilypad7.3
- 82RayJamie Foxx Plays Ray Charles as a Soul Singer Who Loses His…7.3
- 83HoppersMabel’s Hoppers Turns a Good Idea Into a Plot That Never Quite…7.3
- 84Union County‘Union County’ Review: Cody Parsons Loses the War on Drugs One Day…7.2
- 85TootsieDorothy’s Big Secret Is the Whole Point of Tootsie7.2
- 86When Marnie Was ThereGhibli Farewell When Marnie Was There Earns Its Quiet Place Among the…7.2
- 87YouthCaine and Keitel Anchor Youth, a Slow-Burning Meditation on Aging and Friendship7.2
- 88Late Night with the Devil‘Late Night with the Devil’: Broadcast Horror That Mostly Earns Its Nerve7.2
- 89Planes, Trains and AutomobilesNeal Page’s Holiday Nightmare With Del Griffith Runs From Plane to Train…7.2
- 90Mary and MaxMary and Max Review: Letters Across an Ocean Carry Hoffman and Collette’s…7.2
- 91TogoSeven Years On, Togo Remains a Quietly Effective Disney+ Drama About Survival7.2
- 92Jujutsu Kaisen 0Jujutsu Kaisen 0 Review: Love Is a Twisted Curse, and So Is…7.1
- 93A Perfect WorldThree Decades On, A Perfect World’s Costner-Eastwood Chase Still Earns Its Reputation7.1
- 94The Score‘The Score’: De Niro’s Last Big Job Still Pays Off7.1
- 95PleasantvilleMaguire and Witherspoon Land in a Black-and-White Sitcom Where Desire Unveils Color7.1
- 96Emma.A Sharp, Fast Emma: Taylor-Joy’s Matchmaking Comedy Works7.1
- 97The Visitors‘The Visitors’: Jean Reno and Christian Clavier Make Medieval Confusion Funny, Mostly7.1
- 98Garden StateGarden State Review: Zach Braff’s Numb Protagonist Learns to Feel Again7.1
- 99Masters of the UniverseHe-Man Returns Home: Masters of the Universe Earns Its Legend7.1
- 100The Return of the Living DeadThe Return of the Living Dead Turns Zombies Into a Punk Comedy…7.1
- 101We Were Soldiers‘We Were Soldiers’: Gibson Anchors a Steady, Sometimes Slow War Epic7.1
- 102Pete's DragonTen Years On, Pete’s Dragon Still Earns Its Quiet, Patient Magic7.1
- 103The IncomerPaxton’s Tiny Isle Debuts as the Center of a New Film About…7
- 104Eight Below‘Eight Below’ Trusts Its Dogs More Than Its Humans7
- 105I Love You, ManI Love You, Man Review: Rudd and Segel Bond Over Rush, But…7
- 106Emilia PérezZoe Saldaña anchors Jacques Audiard’s morally tangled ‘Emilia Pérez,’ but pacing and…7
- 107It Ends with UsBlake Lively’s Star Turns Can’t Save It Ends With Us From Its…7
- 108Matchstick MenNicolas Cage’s Roy Waller Can’t Clean Up the Mess When His Daughter…7
- 109Trick 'r Treat‘Trick ‘r Treat’: Sam Enforces Halloween Rules Across Four Uneven Tales7
- 110Lars and the Real Girl‘Lars and the Real Girl’: Gosling Finds Love in a Life-Size Doll7
- 111The Princess SwitchVanessa Hudgens Trades Places With a Princess in Netflix’s Pleasant Holiday Comedy7
- 112Salò, or the 120 Days of SodomFifty Years On, Pasolini’s ‘Salò’ Still Reads as a Warning Against Tyranny7
- 113Barton FinkBarton Fink Review: A Decaying Hotel Swallows a Writer Whole6.9
- 114The Long WalkA Long Walk Review Argues That Running for Your Life Deserves Its…6.9
- 115Ong-BakTony Jaa’s Bangkok Chase in Ong-Bak Still Lands With Full Force6.9
- 116The DeputyThe Deputy Review: Nicholson Sleepwalks Through a Slow-Burn Neo-Noir Worth Seeing For…6.9
- 117Cold MountainCold Mountain Review: Jude Law’s Wounded Soldier Deserves the Patience It Demands6.9
- 118Snakes on a Plane‘Snakes on a Plane’: Jackson’s Relentless Stare Carries a Crate Full of…6.9
- 119BlockersParents Launch Covert Operation to Stop Their Daughters From Losing Their Virginity…6.9
- 120ChristineJohn Carpenter’s Christine Still Runs On Nerve, Not Reason6.9
- 121ClimaxClimax Review: Noé’s Dance-Troupe Fever Dream Earns Its Ambition6.9
- 122Daniel and the Fiery Furnace‘Daniel and the Fiery Furnace’ Reviews: Solid Faith-Filled Drama6.8
- 123Fighting with My FamilyFighting with My Family Review: Florence Pugh Carries a Wrestling Tale Anchored…6.8
- 124Frozen FeverFrozen Fever Review: Elsa’s Cold Ruins Anna’s Birthday Party — Mostly6.8
- 125The Way Way Back‘The Way Way Back’: Duncan Finds His Place at the Water Park6.8
- 126SecretaryMaggie Gyllenhaal’s Secretary Review: The Spanking Scene That Still Lands6.8
- 127District B13‘District B13’ Review: 84 Minutes of Brutal Chase, Ranked 6.8/106.8
- 128eXistenZeXistenZ Review: Cronenberg’s Game Designer Experiment Stumbles Midway6.8
- 129Welcome to the SouthA Man Asks for a Southerner’s World — and Finds It Comes…6.7
- 130Patriot GamesJack Ryan Runs From a Bullet in Patriot Games6.7
- 131Cannibal HolocaustCannibal Holocaust Review: Deodato’s Found-Footage Horror Still Packs a Punch6.7
- 132Fresh‘Fresh’ Review: Daisy Edgar-Jones Meets Sebastian Stan’s Butcher in a Date-Night Horror…6.7
- 133Death at a FuneralA Family’s Funeral Plans Collapse in Chaos, and Mostly Earn Their Laughter6.7
- 134Mr. HolmesMr. Holmes Gets Roger Right but Buries Its Central Case6.7
- 135The Idea of YouHathaway and Galitzine Can’t Save a Romance That Can’t Decide Between Comedy…6.7
- 136While You Were SleepingSandra Bullock Mistakes a Man for Her Late Sister’s Fiancé and Falls…6.7
- 137The Girl with All the Gifts‘The Girl with All the Gifts’ Review: Melanie’s Escape Carries a Plague-Filled…6.7
- 138Smile 2Naomi Scott Carries Smile 2’s Messy Pop-Star Horror Premise6.7
- 139Live and Let DieRoger Moore’s Bond Turns to Harlem, Heroin and Voodoo in ‘Live and…6.7
- 140ExamExam Review: A Tight Trap With No Answer6.7
- 141I'm GameDulquer Salmaan’s Energy Outpaces a Script That Can’t Decide Between Drama and…6.6
- 142mid90smid90s Review: Jonah Hill’s Directorial Debut Earns a Solid 6.6/106.6
- 143The InfiltratorBryan Cranston Leads a Solid True-Crime Thriller That Drags at Its End6.6
- 144Another EarthTwo Worlds, One Collision: Another Earth Review Weighs the Cost of Knowing…6.6
- 145Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky BobbyRicky Bobby Crashes and Falls: Talladega Nights Review6.6
- 146Blink TwiceBlink Twice Review: Private Island Horror Sets Up a Nightmare and Then…6.6
- 147The Girl Who Leapt Through TimeA Leap Back in Time, and the Count That Runs Out6.6
- 148Halloween IIMichael Myers Stalks the Hospital in Halloween II, a Competent Follow-Up6.6
- 149Robin Hood: Men in TightsRobin Hood: Men in Tights Turns the Legend Into Jokes, Not a…6.6
- 150Premium RushFourteen Years On, Premium Rush Still Treats Its Biker Chase Like a…6.6
- 151Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost DreamsSpy Kids 2 Sends Carmen and Juni to a Bizarre Island Where…6.6
- 152The NorthBart Schrijver’s The North Earns Its Quiet — and Then Loses It6.5
- 153I Love You Phillip MorrisJim Carrey Escapes Prison Four Times to Be With Ewan McGregor in…6.5
- 154CargoMartin Freeman Races Against the Clock in Cargo’s Lean, Tense Post-Apocalypse6.5
- 155Ali‘Ali’: Will Smith Carries a Biopic Too Big for Its Own Belt6.5
- 156Kiss the GirlsMorgan Freeman and Ashley Judd Hunt a Serial Killer in Kiss the…6.5
- 157Star Trek: The Motion PictureA Starship That Won’t Stop: Forty Years On, The Motion Picture Still…6.5
- 158Before I WakeTen Years On, Cody’s Dreams Still Rewrite Reality in Before I Wake6.5
- 159Ron's Gone WrongDefective Robot, Perfect Friend: Ron’s Gone Wrong Reviews Barney’s Unlikely Bond6.5
- 160Slayers ReturnLina and Naga Pursue a Treasure That Becomes a World-Threatening Golem6.5
- 161To All the Boys: Always and ForeverTo All the Boys: Always and Forever Closes the Book on Lara…6.5
- 162The Whole Nine YardsWillis and Perry Trade Hits Across Suburbia in This Small-Scale Crime Comedy6.5
- 163Analyze ThisPaul Vitti’s Panic Attacks Carry De Niro and Crystal Past Analyze This’…6.5
- 164Blades of GloryChazz and Jimmy Find a Way Back Onto the Ice in Blades…6.4
- 165Miss SloaneChastain Anchors Miss Sloane’s Lobbying Thriller, But the Script Can’t Keep Up6.4
- 166What Lies BeneathWhat Lies Beneath Turns 26: A Great Premise, a Weak Ending6.4
- 167Child's Play 2Thirty-Six Years On, Chucky’s Second Horror Still Cuts Deeper Than Most6.4
- 168WarJet Li and Jason Statham Face Off in War: A Flawed but…6.4
- 169Team America: World PoliceTeam America: World Police Review — A Puppet Comedy That Dares To…6.4
- 170Camp RockCamp Rock Review: Demi Lovato and the Jonas Brothers Sing Through a…6.4
- 171State of PlayRussell Crowe’s ‘State of Play’: Solid Cast, Uneven Mystery6.4
- 172Napoleon DynamiteNapoleon Dynamite Review: A Small Film With a Big Heart6.4
- 173Two Weeks NoticeTwo Weeks Notice Review: Bullock and Grant Carry a Premise That Sags…6.4
- 174Ghostbusters: Frozen EmpireFrozen Empire Review: The Orbs, the Possessors, and the Ghostbusters Who Return6.4
- 175Harold & Kumar Go to White CastleHarold & Kumar Go to White Castle Review: A Good-Natured Comedown6.4
- 176MarrowboneNine Years On, Marrowbone Still Gets Its Atmospheric Build Right Even When…6.3
- 177The RipThe Rip Review: A Solid Crime-Thriller That Drags in the Middle6.3
- 178Taxi 2Taxi 2 Review: Fast Cars, Faster Chase, and a Forgettable Ride6.3
- 179Universal SoldierUniversal Soldier Review: Van Damme and Lundgren’s Sci-Fi Combat Still Packs a…6.3
- 180Dancer in the Dark‘Dancer in the Dark’ Review: Björk’s Tragedy Is Brilliant — and Sometimes…6.3
- 18116 BlocksBruce Willis and Mos Def Run the Gauntlet in Donner’s Tight 16…6.3
- 182Out of the FurnaceBale Anchors a Cast Stronger Than Out of the Furnace’s Plot6.3
- 183Dante's PeakDante’s Peak Review: Brosnan’s Warning Outweighs the Disaster’s Slow Burn6.3
- 184OSS 117: Cairo, Nest of SpiesOSS 117’s Cairo Mission Is a Bumbling Mess With a Few Sharp…6.2
- 185VeronicaNine Years On, Veronica Still Suffers From a Solid Setup and a…6.2
- 186G.I. Jane‘G.I. Jane’: Demi Moore Carries a Brutal Test, but the Script Can’t…6.2
- 187Friday the 13th Part 2Friday the 13th Part 2 Kills Off Alice and Builds the Jason…6.2
- 188Jacob's LadderJacob’s Ladder Review: Tim Robbins’s Vietnam Nightmare Is Real — Or Is…6.2
- 189Halloween 4: The Return of Michael MyersHalloween 4 Brings Michael Myers Back From Coma — Here’s How It…6.2
- 190Ip Man 4: The FinaleIp Man 4: The Finale Ends the Saga With Character Over Spectacle6.2
- 191Fright NightA Boy’s Battle Against the Vampire Living Next Door Still Holds Up…6.2
- 192Empire of the SunChristian Bale Anchors Empire of the Sun, Spielberg’s Darkest Coming-of-Age Film6.2
- 193AbigailSix Criminals Kidnap a Teen Ballerina — and Get a Vampire Instead6.2
- 194The BoxtrollsThe Boxtrolls Review: Craft and Heart Outweigh a Baffling Satire6.1
- 195Velvet Buzzsaw‘Velvet Buzzsaw’: Cursed Paintings and the Greed That Kills Them6.1
- 196Runaway BrideJulia Roberts and Richard Gere Chase Each Other Through Hale, Maryland in…6.1
- 197AbominableSeven Years On, Abominable Still Climbs Over Its Own Good IntentionsWithout Ever…6.1
- 198The FacultyThe Faculty Review: Rodriguez’s Body-Snatcher Thriller Can’t Decide Between Horror and Teen…6.1
- 199The Amityville HorrorReynolds Anchors a Competent, Unremarkable Remake of The Amityville Horror6.1
- 200Get the GringoMel Gibson Lands in a Brutal Mexican Prison in Get the Gringo6
- 201Magic Mike XXLEleven Years On, Magic Mike XXL Still Stumbles Through Its Road-Trip Formula6
- 202The Angry Birds Movie 2‘Angry Birds Movie 2’: Zeta’s Ice Ball Forces Birds and Pigs to…6
- 203Mary Queen of Scots‘Mary Queen of Scots’ Trades Accuracy for Spectacle — and Mostly Gets…6
- 204FollowingChristopher Nolan’s Debut ‘Following’ Is Lean, Obsessive and Occasionally Gripping6
- 205The Wedding SingerThe Wedding Singer Review: A Broken Heart, a Wedding Singer, and a…6
- 206National Lampoon's Van WilderVan Wilder Review: Ryan Reynolds Anchors a Solid, Uneven College Comedy6
- 207Good Boys‘Good Boys’ Review: Tremblay, Williams and Noon Carry a Flawed Comedy About…6
- 208Asterix and Obelix Take On CaesarObelix and Asterix Take On Caesar: Solid Cast, Uneven Formula6
- 209CellularJessica Martin Makes a Call From a Stolen Phone, and Ryan Hewitt…6
- 210The DramaA Family’s Dark History Upends Emma’s Wedding Plans in The Drama5.9
- 211Nobody 2Hutch Mansell Can’t Escape Violence on Vacation in Nobody 25.9
- 212Those Who Wish Me DeadJolie Anchors a Slow-Burn Chase That Never Catches Fire in Those Who…5.9
- 213The Sum of All FearsAffleck’s Jack Ryan Stumbles Over a Nuclear Bomb in Baltimore5.9
- 214Hot Shots! Part Deux‘Hot Shots! Part Deux’: A Muddled, Uneven Parody That Lands Only Occasionally5.9
- 215The Pink PantherThe Pink Panther (2006): Steve Martin’s Clouseau Is Dim Rather Than Clever,…5.9
- 216Beverly Hills Cop III‘Beverly Hills Cop III’: A Bloated, Middling Entry That Never Lives Up…5.9
- 217Planet 51Planet 51 Review: Chuck Lands on Planet 51 and Gets Hunted as…5.9
- 218MoonrakerIn Moonraker, Bond Leaves the Clubs Behind and Heads Into Orbit5.9
- 219SavagesFourteen Years On, Savages Still Struggles to Balance Two Strong Actors Against…5.9
- 220The Boat That Rocked‘The Boat That Rocked’: Good Cast, Flabby Execution5.9
- 221This Is 40Fourteen Years On, This Is 40 Still Catches Up to Its Own…5.9
- 222The Night BeforeEthan, Isaac and Chris Go Down One Last Christmas Eve in The…5.8
- 223The Accountant²Ben Affleck Returns as Wolff in The Accountant², a Tight Sequel That…5.8
- 224City of EmberEighteen Years On, the Dying City of Ember Still Offers Only an…5.8
- 225The VoicesRyan Reynolds Stabs a Woman to Death in Marjane Satrapi’s Black Comedy-Horror…5.8
- 226Little NickyLittle Nicky Review: Sandler’s Devilish Son Lands Flat on Earth5.8
- 227Man on the MoonMan on the Moon Review: Jim Carrey Captures Andy Kaufman’s Antihumor, Flaws…5.8
- 228UnleashedJet Li Escapes His Master in Unleashed, a Solid but Uneven Besson-Produced…5.8
- 229The HighwaymenCostner and Harrelson Track Down Bonnie and Clyde in Netflix’s The Highwaymen5.8
- 230The Firm‘The Firm’ Review: Tom Cruise Walks Into a Trap, and the Movie…5.8
- 231Ip Man 3Bruce Lee’s Image Rights Battle Overshadowed Ip Man 3’s Debut5.7
- 232The Forbidden KingdomJackie Chan and Jet Li Hold Their Own in The Forbidden Kingdom,…5.7
- 233The Craft‘The Craft’ Review: Four Girls Find Power, and the Film Never Forgets…5.7
- 234Daybreakers‘Daybreakers’ Puts a Satirical Edge on Vampire Apocalypse — It Mostly Lands5.7
- 235My Girl‘My Girl’ Review: Anna Chlumsky Anchors a Coming-of-Age Tale Built Around Grief5.7
- 236Silent Hill: Revelation 3DSilent Hill: Revelation 3D Review: A Muddled Identity Switch That Never Arrives5.6
- 237Dinner for SchmucksBarry’s Mice Cost Tim His Promotion — and His Fiancée5.6
- 238Boss LevelRoy Pulver Relives His Death Over and Over in ‘Boss Level,’ and…5.6
- 239American Pie Presents: Beta HouseBeta House Review: American Pie Pledges Loud, Crude Comedy That Never Learned…5.6
- 240The Pale Blue EyeThe Pale Blue Eye Review: Bale Anchors a Flawed Period Mystery That…5.6
- 241Dude, Where's My Car?‘Dude, Where’s My Car?’ Chases Aliens Instead of Its Own Car5.5
- 242The First TimeAubrey and Dave Fall Hard for Each Other, but This 2012 Romance…5.5
- 243Road TripRoad Trip Review: A Long Drive, a Homemade Tape, and a Pulse…5.5
- 244Braindead‘Braindead’: Peter Jackson’s Messy, Brilliant Horror Comedy5.4
- 245The Iron LadyMeryl Streep’s Thatcher Anchors The Iron Lady, a Mixed Biopic That Earns…5.4
- 246BrünoSacha Baron Cohen Pushes Decency Too Far in Brüno5.4
- 247FridayFriday at 31 Still Makes You Wait For Every Joke To Land5.4
- 248The Conjuring: Last RitesConjuring Finale Closes Out the Warrens With a Haunted Mirror and a…5.4
- 249Old SchoolOld School Review: Mitch-a-Palooza Saves a Fraternity Comedy That Can’t Explain Why5.4
- 250Magic in the MoonlightStanley and Sophie Fall for Each Other in Woody Allen’s 2014 Romance5.4
- 251BaltoBalto Turns 31 and Still Earns Its Legend Halfway Through5.4
- 252EntrapmentEntrapment Review: Connery and Zeta-Jones Carry a Competent Heist Thriller5.4
- 253Eddie the EagleEddie the Eagle Lands a Record Jump but Never Soars5.4
- 254A Wrinkle in TimeA Wrinkle in Time Has a Great Premise and a Middling Execution5.3
- 255A Goofy Movie‘A Goofy Movie’ Review: Goofy’s Road Trip Has a Heart, Too Many…5.3
- 256RoundersWorm Loses His Money, His Friends and His Mind — and Teddy…5.3
- 257In the Mouth of MadnessSam Neill Goes Mad Chasing a Fictional Town in John Carpenter’s ‘In…5.3
- 258Ella EnchantedElla Enchanted Review: A Flawed but Interesting Joke on Fairy Tale Control5.3
- 259Gnomeo & Juliet‘Gnomeo & Juliet’: Gnomes, Lawnmower Races, and a Tagline That Knows It’s…5.3
- 260RenfieldRenfield Review: Cage’s Energy Can’t Save a Comedy That Never Takes Hold5.3
- 261Halloween H20: 20 Years LaterJamie Lee Curtis Hides From Michael Myers in Halloween H20: 20 Years…5.2
- 262Nacho LibreJack Black Wrestles For Orphans In Nacho Libre, But The Jokes Don’t…5.2
- 263Nanny McPhee and the Big BangSixteen Years On, Nanny McPhee and the Big Bang Still Doesn’t Save…5.2
- 264Asterix at the Olympic GamesAsterix at the Olympic Games Review: Big Names, Small Spark5.2
- 265SerendipitySerendipity Review: Fate’s Signals Are There — the Film Just Ignores Them5.2
- 266Every DayEight Years On, the Body-Hopping Romance of ‘Every Day’ Still Can’t Decide…5.2
- 267Triple 9Triple 9 Stacks Too Many Crimes Into One Messy Heist5.2
- 268Any Given SundayAl Pacino’s Coach Loses Control as Jamie Foxx’s Quarterback Rises Too High…5.1
- 269Operation Fortune: Ruse de GuerreOperation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre Is a Spy Thriller That Can’t Stop…5.1
- 270Blackhat‘Blackhat’ Review: Michael Mann’s Hacker Chase Can’t Find Its Rhythm5.1
- 27121 Bridges’21 Bridges’: Chadwick Boseman’s Locked-Down Chase Never Finds Its Way Home5.1
- 272ContrabandMark Wahlberg Smuggles a Familiar Heist Plot Through New Orleans in Contraband5.1
- 273Day ShiftFour Years On, Day Shift Still Struggles to Deliver on Its Own…5.1
- 274Trolls World Tour‘Trolls World Tour’ Chases a Map of Genres Without Stopping to Explore…5.1
- 275Now You See Me: Now You Don'tNow You See Me: Now You Don’t Reunites the Horsemen but Never…5
- 276Dark SkiesDark Skies Review: A Slow-Burn Mystery That Collapses Into Nonsense5
- 277Bill & Ted's Excellent AdventureBill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure Has a Great Idea and a Thin…5
- 278Home on the RangeHome on the Range Review: Cows Save the Farm, but the Western…5
- 279The Other Boleyn GirlThe Other Boleyn Girl Review: Portman Shines, But the Script Can’t Keep…5
- 280ChloeChloe Review: Seyfried’s Call Girl Seduces Two Women, But the Script Can’t…4.9
- 281The Quick and the DeadSharon Stone and Gene Hackman Face Off in Redemption’s Quick-Draw Tournament4.9
- 282Stuck in LoveThirteen Years On, Stuck in Love Still Can’t Decide Between a Family…4.9
- 283Shoot 'Em UpClive Owen Protects a Baby From a Hitman in Shoot ‘Em Up4.9
- 284DragonHeartThirty Years On, DragonHeart’s Knight and Dragon Still Outshine Its Wobbly Script4.9
- 285Inkheart‘Inkheart’ Pulls Living Characters Out of Books — and Its Own Premise…4.9
- 286The 6th DayThe 6th Day Has a Good Idea and a Weak Execution4.9
- 287AmsterdamAmsterdam Review: Bale and Washington Carry a Plot Too Big for Its…4.8
- 288LuckFour Years On, Luck Still Suffers From a Premise Too Sharp for…4.8
- 289Code 8‘Code 8’: Amell Cousins Bring Energy to a Premise Buried Under Too…4.8
- 290The CoreThe Core Review: Big Explosions, Small Ideas4.8
- 291Jungle‘Jungle’: Daniel Radcliffe’s Amazon Drama Gets Lost In Its Own Jungle4.8
- 292Escape Room: Tournament of Champions‘Escape Room: Tournament of Champions’ Escapes Into Loud, Hollow Spectacle4.8
- 293Small SoldiersSmall Soldiers Review: Toys Take Over a Defense Contract, and the Satire…4.8
- 294Failure to LaunchTwenty Years On, Failure to Launch Still Proves That a Talented Cast…4.7
- 295MastermindsTen Years On, ‘Masterminds’ Still Can’t Decide Whether It Wants to Be…4.7
- 296Hannah Montana: The MovieMiley Cyrus Trades Fame for a Small Town in This 2009 Musical…4.7
- 297The Skeleton KeyThe Skeleton Key Explains Its Ghost Away, and the Haunted House Loses…4.7
- 298Honest ThiefHonest Thief Review: Liam Neeson Fights a Corrupt FBI, but the Script…4.6
- 299Hostel: Part IIHostel: Part II Trades Hotel Tension for a Wider, Thinner Torture Chamber4.6
- 300The Basketball DiariesDiary of a Fall: The Basketball Diaries Review4.6
- 301Whatever WorksLarry David and Evan Rachel Wood Wed in Whatever Works, and the…4.5
- 302Smokin' AcesSmokin’ Aces Review: Buddy Israel’s Bounty Draws a Crowd, but the Film…4.5
- 303Mona Lisa SmileMona Lisa Smile Turns 23: Julia Roberts Anchors a Thin Script About…4.5
- 304Mr. BrooksSerial Killer Father Commits Murder to Save His Daughter From Being Caught4.5
- 305Hoodwinked!‘Hoodwinked!’ Rewrites Red Riding Hood as a Police Case — and Mostly…4.5
- 306Outside the WireAnthony Mackie’s Robot Is the Whole Point of Outside the Wire —…4.5
- 307Step Up 3DSixteen Years On, Step Up 3D’s Dance Sequences Still Outshine Its Weak…4.5
- 308Maid in ManhattanMaid in Manhattan Review: The Lie About Who She Is Drives the…4.5
- 309Insidious: The Red Door‘Insidious: The Red Door’ Opens the Door to Its Own Past —…4.5
- 310Dragonball Evolution‘Dragonball Evolution’: A Bloated Mess That Wastes a Premise With Real Potential4.5
- 311Sinbad: Legend of the Seven SeasSinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas Review — Grand Fairy Tale, Missing…4.5
- 312Pride and Prejudice and ZombiesTen Years On, the Zombies Still Win Over Elizabeth Bennet’s Suitors4.5
- 313Heart of StoneHeart of Stone Review: Gadot’s Spy Thriller Overstuffs Its Plot Until Nothing…4.4
- 314The LosersSixteen Years On, The Losers Still Cuts Its Own Story Short4.4
- 315FasterDwayne Johnson Hunts Down Everyone Involved in His Brother’s Death in the…4.4
- 316Extremely Loud & Incredibly CloseA Boy’s Key and a City Full of Strangers: Extremely Loud &…4.4
- 317Into the StormInto the Storm Review: Tornados Look Real, People Feel Like Paper4.4
- 318The Game PlanDwayne Johnson’s Football Star Learns He Has a Daughter in The Game…4.4
- 319Funny GamesShot-for-Shot Satire Loses Its Edge 18 Years On4.4
- 320Killer EliteKiller Elite Explains Its Rules Before Playing Them, and the Game Never…4.4
- 321HolidateEmma Roberts and Luke Bracey Circle the Same Holiday Punchline in Netflix’s…4.4
- 322HummingbirdHummingbird Review: Statham’s Revenge Thriller Is Messy, Repetitive and Hard to Love4.3
- 323Step Up RevolutionStep Up Revolution Review: Dance Numbers Shine, Drama Stumbles4.3
- 324Slender ManEight Years On, Slender Man Still Scares Because It Refuses to Explain…4.3
- 325Dorian GrayDorian Gray Trades His Soul for Youth — and the Portrait Never…4.3
- 326She's All ThatA Cast Worth Watching, a Script Worth Skipping: Why She’s All That’s…4.3
- 327Don't MoveThe Spider Hunts By Vibration, So Everybody Holds Still4.2
- 328The Box‘The Box’: A Sharp Premise Buried Under Two Hours of Drag4.2
- 329Tall GirlTall Girl Review: A Tall Girl Learns to Stand Tall, but the…4.2
- 330Son of the MaskSon of the Mask Review — A Sequel That Should Have Stayed…4.2
- 331Along Came a SpiderAlong Came a Spider Review: Soneji’s Big Scheme Never Pays Off4.2
- 332A Bad Moms Christmas‘A Bad Moms Christmas’ Is Loud, Messy and Often Funny — But…4.2
- 333Office Christmas PartyTen Years On, Office Christmas Party Still Proves That a Party Is…4.2
- 334The Family ManJack Trades His Career for a Family He Never Wanted — The…4.2
- 335What to Expect When You're Expecting‘What to Expect When You’re Expecting’: Five Pregnancies, One Thin Joke4.1
- 336ClueTim Curry Anchors a Strong Cast in Clue, but the Script Can’t…4.1
- 337Machete KillsMachete Kills Review: Rodriguez’s Messy Sequel Strains Under Its Own Weight4.1
- 338The UnforgivableSandra Bullock Can’t Save The Unforgivable From Its Own Slow-Paced Doom4.1
- 339ShaftSeven Years On, Shaft Still Can’t Decide Between a Gritty Crime Thriller…4
- 340Over the Top‘Over the Top’: Stallone’s Arm Wrestling Epic Misses the Mark4
- 341Wild CardWild Card Review: Statham’s Bodyguard Gambles His Way Into a Box Office…4
- 342Paranormal Activity 4Fourteen Years On, Paranormal Activity 4 Still Proves You Can’t Fake Horror…4
- 343Pay It ForwardPay It Forward Review: Trevor’s Chain of Favors Is Manipulation, Not Kindness4
- 344AlohaAloha Review: Cameron Crowe’s Satellite Farce Is a Disappointment From Start to…4
- 345Vantage Point‘Vantage Point’: Eight Witnesses, One Truth, No Ambiguity4
- 3463 Days to Kill12 Years On, the Family Drama Still Outweighs the Spycraft in 3…4
- 347The Nutcracker and the Four RealmsEight Years On, The Nutcracker and the Four Realms Still Can’t Escape…3.9
- 348AutomataAutomata Review: A Hollow, Frustrating Watch3.7
- 349Speed RacerSpeed Racer Review: Loud, Bright, and Baffling — 3.7/103.7
- 350Charlie St. CloudCharlie St. Cloud Review: Zac Efron Holds the Center as the Premise…3.7
- 351Garfield: A Tail of Two KittiesGarfield: A Tail of Two Kitties Review: A Bloated, Unfunny Mess3.7
- 352The Karate Kid Part IIIKreese’s Revenge Runs Its Old Villain Through the Same Old Karate Kid…3.6
- 353CriminalTen Years On, Criminal Remains a Brilliant Idea That Never Quite Got…3.6
- 354The Kissing Booth 3Elle Can’t Pick Between Harvard and Berkeley, and Neither Can The Kissing…3.6
- 355When We First MetWhen We First Met Relives Its Premise Without Ever Making It Land3.6
- 356SphereSphere Still Can’t Explain Why Its Giant Underwater Ball Is Worth Watching3.5
- 357The Forest‘The Forest’: A Real Place Where People Go to Die, and a…3.4
- 358The Fourth Kind‘The Fourth Kind’ Is a Fake Documentary That Can’t Scare You3.4
- 359End of Days‘End of Days’: A Failure of Ambition3.4
- 360The Haunted MansionTwenty Years On, Disney’s Haunted Mansion Still Has the Eeriest Set Design…3.4
- 361Keeping Up with the Joneses‘Keeping Up With the Joneses’: Spy Thriller, Comedy, Satire — None of…3.4
- 362GhostedChris Evans and Ana de Armas Fall Into a Spy Chase in…3.4
- 363The Smurfs 2Thirteen Years On, The Smurfs 2 Still Wastes Its Talented Voice Cast3.4
- 364The WaterboyThe Waterboy Review: Rage as a Gift, Not a Wound3.3
- 365The 13th Warrior‘The 13th Warrior’: A Good Idea Trapped Inside a Bad Execution3.3
- 366Leap YearSixteen Years On, the Leap Year Premise Still Beats the Film That…3.3
- 367PoseidonSetting Sail On The Poseidon’s Ruined Deck, Still An Epic That Wears…3.3
- 368Scouts Guide to the Zombie ApocalypseEleven Years On, This 2015 Scout Handbook Still Treats Zombies Like a…3.2
- 369The Shack‘The Shack’ Sets Up a Confrontation With Grief and Faith, Then Never…3.2
- 370Sinister 2Eleven Years On, Sinister 2 Still Feels Like a Sequel Without a…3.2
- 371Texas Chainsaw 3DThirteen Years On, Texas Chainsaw 3D Still Treats Leatherface as a Marketing…3.1
- 372Before We Go‘Before We Go’: Chris Evans’s Directorial Debut Gets Lost in New York…3.1
- 373House at the End of the StreetHouse at the End of the Street Twists Hard Enough to Collapse…3.1
- 374Superman IIIAfter 43 Years, Superman III Still Can’t Decide Between Villainy and Self-Help3.1
- 375The Blue LagoonThe Blue Lagoon Review: A Tropical Paradise Ruined By Desire3.1
- 376CountdownSeven Years On, Countdown Remains the Timer That Turned Off the Lights3.1
- 377U.S. MarshalsTommy Lee Jones Returns as Gerard in U.S. Marshals — a Sequel…3
- 378TrollFour Years On, Troll Still Proves That Monster Movies Work Better Without…3
- 379I, FrankensteinTwelve Years On, I, Frankenstein Still Can’t Decide Between Horror and Action3
- 380The Boy Next DoorThe Boy Next Door Can’t Decide Whether Its Teacher Is the Villain…3
- 381Peppermint‘Peppermint’: Garner’s Rage Can’t Save This Hollow Revenge Thriller2.9
- 382Coyote Ugly‘Coyote Ugly’ Turns Women Into Commodity and Calls It Empowerment2.7
- 383Planes‘Planes’ Knows How to Look at Planes but Not at People: 2.6/102.6
- 384Alvin and the Chipmunks: ChipwreckedAlvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked Review — A Machine, Not a Movie2.4
- 385Repo MenSixteen Years On, Repo Men Still Trades a Sharp Premise for a…2.2
- 386New Year's EveNew Year’s Eve Stacks Too Many Stories Into One Night — And…2.2
- 387The Hot Chick‘The Hot Chick’: A Good Premise Wasted on a Bad Joke Machine2.1
- 3888MM8MM Review: Cage’s Detective Chases a Snuff Film, and the Hunt Is…2.1
- 389The Cat in the HatMike Myers Turned Dr. Seuss Into a Disaster With The Cat in…1.9
- 390xXx: State of the UnionIce Cube Steps Into the Lead Role in xXx: State of the…1.7
- 391American Pie Presents: Band CampMatt Stifler Gets Sent to Band Camp in This Spin-Off, and It…1.7
- 392Billy MadisonBilly Madison Review: Stupid Isn’t Funny, It’s Just Annoying1.6
- 393Max PayneMax Payne Review: Revenge Story Buried Under a Mess of Corporate Conspiracy1.6
- 394Year OneJack Black’s Biblical Road Trip With Michael Cera Never Learns to Be…1.4
- 395Little ManTwenty Years On, Little Man Still Stumbles Through Its Own Joke1.2
- 396Meet the SpartansEighteen Years On, Meet the Spartans Still Relies on a Joke You’ve…0.9
- 397365 Days: This Day365 Days: This Day Repeats Its Formula and Loses the Tension0.8
- 398Babylon A.D.Vin Diesel Rides Horses Through War Zones in Babylon A.D., and Nothing…0.7
- 399InfirmaryInfirmary Review: Bodycam Footage Drives the Terror in Katy Krauland’s Tight Horror…
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