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04/19/13 |
Outstanding |
 "Melding history, science, and up-to-the-minute urgency, the film is a clarion call that's passionate and provocative. OK, and a little depressing, too." |
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09/02/11 |
Moderate |
 "...overwhelmed by its lazy eagerness to embrace the new standard for R-rated comedy.... it mostly delivers gay jokes and oral sex references ad nauseam." |
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02/24/12 |
Very Good |
 "Once it finds its footing in old-fashioned journalism, the film packs a wallop." |
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04/15/11 |
Weak |
 "...a low-budget production and it shows in every frame.... a plot devoid of suspense and characters without complexity..." |
| 5. |
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05/06/11 |
Very Good |
 "Candy Darling proves a more than worthy subject... an impressive chronicle of a life inextricably bound to an era." |
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04/22/11 |
Very Good |
 "...fascinating.... Schock's gritty, haunting portrait of a way of life fast fading offers a glimpse of a Mexico that American audiences rarely get to see." |
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12/21/12 |
Good (Not Great) |
 "...moderately enjoyable... offers a decent escape. But it fails to fully convey the thrill of running off to join the circus, for real." |
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05/18/12 |
Good (Not Great) |
 "...unique and engaging enough to transcend the uplifting sports-underdog formula.... a family film that delivers cultural history along with some terrific action sequences..." |
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03/04/11 |
Outstanding |
 "...the film's deft weaving of past and present art and politics is an achievement of surprising and compelling resonance." |
| 10. |
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06/01/12 |
Very Good |
 "...a straightforward documentary that uses Yoni Netanyahu's own words to create a searing portrait of his short but meaningful life." |
| 11. |
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05/16/11 |
Very Good |
 "What 'An Inconvenient Truth' did for global warming, Lee Fulkerson's persuasive documentary does for a vegan diet." |
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03/06/13 |
Very Good |
 "...accomplished but erratic... has a gritty, low-budget realism as it depicts day-to-day life under the threat of violence and age-old cultural and generational obstacles." |
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04/26/13 |
Very Good |
 "...lively.... Roberta Grossman and writer Sophie Sartain approach their subject in a style that balances the kitschy and the profound." |
| 14. |
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03/21/11 |
Very Good |
 "...modest but moving... the authenticity of emotion will resonate with anyone who understands that grief is often in the details." |
| 15. |
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04/29/11 |
Moderate |
 "...uninspired romantic comedy about two couples who swap mates to try to subvert immigration officials.... Neither the comedy nor the romance is strong enough..." |
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11/11/11 |
Very Good |
 "...what makes this so powerful is the most traditional technique of all: authentic and eloquent storytelling by memorable characters.... time, and distance fall away." |
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04/13/12 |
Moderate |
 "Ritter and Bosworth occasionally have some fresh moments... [but] single motherhood is treated as a cute quirk at best and a minor inconvenience at worst." |
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03/01/13 |
Moderate |
 "The characters and situations are too broad and too predictable... a sugar-coated comedy that reaffirms more stereotypes than it upends." |
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09/21/12 |
Very Good |
 "...more bittersweet than laugh-out-loud funny.... smarter if more sentimental than the typical college comedy about frat house hijinks and hooking up." |
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01/27/12 |
Very Good |
 "...signals the rise of a director to watch, as Gerardo Naranjo offers a grim subject with neither flash nor sentiment. It is a sober film done with style." |
