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1. A thoroughly enjoyable drama that is both heart-breaking and uplifting. Highly recommended.
2. A rare example of obvious Oscar bait that still manages to grab you and charm you into a trance.
3. Every year, one movie comes out and hits me emotionally like no other. Finding Neverland is my favorite movie of the year.
4. Funny and moving without being sappy.
5. The story never comes into its own, only skimming the surface of Barrie's obsession and failing to grasp the psychological ties underlying his most intimate relationships.
6. Take all the really good parts of Shakespeare in Love and Big Fish, put it in a blender, and the end result is Finding Neverland.
7. It's so well done, so diabolically effective, that it's not until the movie's over that you realize you've been suckered by well-worn gestures of the classic tearjerker.
8. Part fiction, a lot of it fact, all of it inspired.
9. Pretty as a Victorian candy box and gentle as a sleeping child's breath, Finding Neverland is a small treasure of a film.
10. Guided by Depp's gentle performance, Winslet's wistfulness and Macdonald's intense Pan, Finding Neverland will send you out of the theater crying and saying, 'I do believe!'
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It won't pass muster for those looking for historical accuracy, but Finding Neverland is a warm, heartfelt drama with a charm all its own -- and Johnny Depp gives a graceful performance as Peter Pan creator J.M. Barrie.
1. A lush lesbian romance that marries eroticized energy and relationship role-playing concerns to hypnotic ends.
2. ... rewards patience and defies expectation by refusing to become the type of exploitative erotic exercise that it initially appears to embrace.
3. Never in all of cinema has the mashing of panties against a face been quite so fraught with genuine emotion.
4. A work of immense and intense emotional vigor, sprinkled with fun-loving traits and intellectually stimulating prowess, "The Duke of Burgundy" is the stuff dreams are made of.
5. The most beautiful thing about The Duke of Burgundy - no small feat given the incredible performances and impeccable visual design - is that Strickland appears to be using our expectations to say something genuinely lovely and cathartic about love.
6. Burgundy is heavy with feeling.
7. Sexy, funny, beguiling, and above all, humane, The Duke of Burgundy does for erotic euro-lesbian thrillers what Under the Skin did for sci-fi.
8. The Duke of Burgundy is mostly light and playful, an exploration into an unusual relationship that rarely borders on exotizing female sexuality.
9. The Duke of Burgundy is both a vertiginously styled relationship movie and an erotic fable about being in a relationship (the fear of routine, of boredom, of limits).
10. The film twists and sways like a rattlesnake, drawing you in before drawing blood.

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Stylish, sensual, and smart, The Duke of Burgundy proves that erotic cinema can have genuine substance.
1. [Jolie's] rantings and ravings are so studied and predictable that her work here is truly one of the worst performances of all time.
2. The drama makes the point that society still doesn't know how to deal with the multiple yearnings of women who don't want to follow in their mothers' path.
3. A muddled production that misses the jarring tone of the autobiographical book by Susanna Kaysen on which it is based. The film is entertaining, but not very powerful.
4. A listless showcase of Hollywood clichés about crazy people, the '60s, and women, a reactionary, distaff Cuckoo's Nest.
5. It's difficult to make a film about depressive types that isn't depressing.
6. The inclusion of this picture on [Mangold's] resume will only enhance his future prospects.
7. You're left wishing the film had a little more faith in its audience, for then this well-put-together movie might have provoked more thought, and slightly less irritation.
8. It offers a penetrating look into a world few of us will (thankfully) never see.
9. Ryder pulls out all the emotional stops and is utterly convincing as the emotionally wounded teenager.
10. Ryder and Jolie both give excellent performances, earnestly committing themselves (pardon the pun) to roles that are sometimes melodramatic.
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Angelina Jolie gives an intense performance, but overall Girl, Interrupted suffers from thin, predictable plotting that fails to capture the power of its source material.
1. Superhero movies have become CGI demo reels, and we go for long stretches wherein nothing organic is on the screen at all, except for the occasional green-screened actor.
2. He's an ambiguously...heroic hero.
3. Apart from having no particular reason to exist onscreen, especially at these prices, it's not half bad.
4. It basically suffers from many of the same flaws as Thor did, but seems far more tired because we've already seen this story two times already this summer.
5. The cocky charm of Ryan Reynolds and worthwhile 3D give this movie just enough magic.
6. It has room to grow if Warner Brothers has the will power to deepen the characters and sharpen the writing in the inevitable sequel.
7. The latest movie scraped from the barrel where studio execs store their childhood comic collections.
8. The F/X of Hal creating objects out of his ring's green light are successfully, modestly fantastic. Such professionalism needn't resort to dumb stereotyping.
9. The ironic timing of opening nationwide on Father's Day weekend couldn't be more strategically perfect, because this entertaining movie provides dads, who grew up reading comic books, an opportunity to spend quality time with their young sons & daughters
10. A substandard superhero film.

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Noisy, overproduced, and thinly written, Green Lantern squanders an impressive budget and decades of comics mythology.
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1. Ice Age is a welcome addition to the growing list of quality CGI-based animated features, even if it is not as long on knee-slappers as it should be.
2. The characters are visually unappealing (the pictures don't live up to the voices) and the story is excruciatingly predictable.
3. Ice Age is a fun new addition to the growing list of CG Animation films.
4. Leguizamo's motor-mouth sloth has more punch n' bite than Eddie Murphy's ***.
5. good clean relaxing entertainment with a tender warm heart under all that snow.
6. Age doesn't come close to the triumph of Shrek or Monsters, Inc., though it's not nearly as dull as Fox's previous cartoon offerings.
7. Though the plot is generic, the movie is enchanting.
8. Ice Age comes closer than any other recent animated film to the Looney Tunes ideal.
9. Manages to remain consistently entertaining and delightful throughout.
10. In the pantheon of recent animated films, Ice Age fits under Toy Story (less depth), across from Shrek (less adult sass) and above Monsters Inc. (far livelier).