emotional ride as his identical pair of
protagonists..." (March 29; B+)
"The Life Aquatic," "Lemony Snicket,"
and "The Woodsman" (March 9)
down the last four years of history..."
(July 3; A-)
Upside of Anger," and "Bridget Jones
2" (March 21)
characters would find something
sturdy to latch on to..." (July 28; A-)
"Palindromes" (May 16)
"Batman Begins," and "Land of the
Dead" (July 2)
more answers than those we brought
in..." (Aug 8; A-)
"Charlie and the Chocolate Factory,"
"March of the Penguins," and
"Wedding Crashers" (July 28)
that illuminates so much about
him..." (Sept 2; A)
his life is indeed an aimless
journey..." (Sept 12; B+)
"Hustle & Flow," "The 40-Year-Old
Virgin," and "The Aristocrats" (Aug 30)
of Violence," "Constant Gardener,"
and "In Her Shoes" (Oct 11)
Murrow, smoking a cigarette a
minute..." (Sept 23; A-)
star in galaxy full of much brighter
stars...." (Nov 2; B+)
and "North Country" (Oct 21)
and "Syriana" (Nov 20)
and stranded for life...." (Nov 5; B)
Potter and the Goblet of Fire," and
"The Dying Gaul" (Dec 5)
waste of effort...." (Dec 18; D)
documentary film and that favorite of
American pastimes...." (Feb 19; A-)
"The Family Stone," and "The Squid
and the Whale" (Dec 20)
"Match Point," "Munich," "The New
World," "Junebug," "Me & You &
Everyone We Know," "The Ballad of
Jack and Rose," "Millions," and
"TransAmerica" (Feb 25)
