95% Casino Royale
Casino Royale disposes of the silliness and overplayed gadgets that plagued recent James Bond outings, while Daniel Craig delivers what fans and critics have been waiting for: a caustic, haunted, intense reinvention of Bond.
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92% Little Miss Sunshine
A moving satire about a dysfunctional family obsessed with winning, Little Miss Sunshine captivates and convulses with its perfectly-cast ensemble and delightfully funny script.
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92% The Departed
The Departed is a thoroughly engrossing, entertaining gangster drama, and marks a triumphant return to form for Martin Scorsese.
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91% Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan
Borat gets high-fives almost all-around for being offensive in the funniest possible way.
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79% Flushed Away
Clever and appealing for both children and adults, Flushed Away marks a successful entry into digital animated features for Aardman Animations.
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77% Catch a Fire
No stranger to the political thriller, director Phillip Noyce tackles apartheid and terrorism with experienced gusto, while Derek Luke and Tim Robbins hand in nuanced performances.
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76% Happy Feet
Visually dazzling, with a thoughtful storyline and catchy musical numbers, Happy Feet marks a successful animated debut from the makers of Babe.
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75% Stranger Than Fiction
A fun, whimsical tale about about an office drone trying to save his life from his narrator. The cast obviously is having a blast with the script, but Stranger Than Fiction's tidy lessons make this metaphysical movie feel like Charlie Kaufman-lite.
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74% Flags of Our Fathers
Flags of Our Fathers is both a fascinating look at heroism, both earned and manufactured, and a well-filmed salute to the men who fought at the battle of Iwo Jima.
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73% The Prestige
Full of twists and turns, The Prestige is a dazzling period piece that never stops challenging the audience.
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70% Babel
In Babel, there are no villains, only victims of fate and circumstance. Director Alejandro Gonzalez I�arritu weaves four of their woeful stories into this mature and multidimensional film.
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59% Jackass: Number Two
Better than any sequel to a movie of a television show has a right to be, Jackass: Number Two dares you not to laugh.
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58% Deja Vu
Tony Scott tries to combine action, science fiction, romance, and explosions into one movie, but the time travel conceit might be too preposterous and the action falls apart under scrutiny.
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56% Flicka
The rebellious protagonist will rally girls and children, but adults may find Flicka saddled with thin characters, over-the-top dialogue, and a plot that wanders into the countryside and never comes back.
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54% Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest
Gone is Depp's unpredictability and much of the humor and originality of the first movie.
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53% Marie Antoinette
Lavish imagery and a daring soundtrack set this film apart from most period dramas; in fact, style complete takes precedence over plot and character development in Coppola's vision of the doomed queen.
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53% For Your Consideration
As the object of satire gets bigger the jokes become thinner, and Christopher Guest isn�t as droll or insightful here than when he was lampooning smaller subjects.
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51% Tenacious D in: The Pick of Destiny
Tenacious D fan will find this movie hilarious; everybody else will see only a low-brow concept movie and a small assembly of jokes stretched past the 100 minute mark.
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51% The Fountain
The Fountain -- a movie about metaphysics, universal patterns, Biblical symbolism, and boundless love spread across one thousand years -- is visually rich but suffers from its own unfocused ambitions.
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49% Open Season
Open Season is a cliched palette of tired jokes and CG animal shenanigans that have been seen multiple times this cinematic year.
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44% Harsh Times
Despite a dedicated performance by Christian Bale, Harsh Times suffers from a heavy-handed and overly bleak plot.
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43% Bobby
Despite best intentions from director Emilio Estevez and his ensemble cast, they succumb to a script filled with pointless subplots and awkward moments working too hard to parallel contemporary times.
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41% The Nativity Story
The Nativity Story is a dull retelling of a well-worn tale with the look and feel of a high-school production.
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37% The Guardian
The Coast Guard gets its chance for a heroic movie tribute, but The Guardian does it no justice, borrowing cliche after cliche from other (and better) military branch movies.
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29% Running with Scissors
Despite a few great performances, the film lacks the sincerity and emotional edge of Burroughs' well-loved memoir.
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29% Saw III
Saw III does little beyond repeating its predecessor's tropes on a gorier level.
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28% A Good Year
A Good Year is a fine example of a top-notch director and actor out of their elements, in a sappy romantic comedy lacking in charm and humor.
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27% School for Scoundrels
School for Scoundrels squanders its talented cast with a formulaic, unfocused attempt at a romantic comedy that's neither romantic nor funny.
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22% The Marine
Overblown in every possible way, The Marine is either so bad it's good or just really, really bad.
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20% Man of the Year
Weakened by second-half attempts at thriller and romance, this presidential comedy also fails to hit any sharp political notes, resulting in a confused and unsatisfying mess.
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18% Turistas
Beautiful scenery and cinematography can't save Turistas from its wooden acting and stale and predictable plot.
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14% The Return
Unoriginality may be an acceptable risk in the Horror genre, but boredom is never okay.
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14% One Night With The King
Despite its epic source matierial, One Night With the King is held back by dull storytelling and a clumsy script.
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12% The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause
Playing Jack Frost as an evil cross between Liza Minnelli and Liberace, Martin Short is a welcome presence, but this tired series continues drawing from its bag of bland gags and dumb slapstick.
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8% Deck the Halls
As far as movies about bickering neighbors during the Christmas holiday go, Deck the Halls is both unfunny and forgettable.
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7% Let's Go to Prison
Let's Go to Prison is guilty on all counts of cliched setups, base humor, and failure to ellicit laughs.
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7% Van Wilder: Rise of the Taj
A low-brow comedy, minus the comedy.
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100% Who the $#%& is Jackson Pollock?
IN THEATRES NOVEMBER 15, 2006 (LIMITED) Documentary filmmaker Harry Moses explores the hidden life of iconic painter Jackson Pollock.
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100% Romantico
Rom�ntico is a feature-length documentary portrait of Mexican musician Carmelo Mu�iz. The film follows Carmelo as the troubadour returns home to scratch out a living after years of trying to get ahead in San Francisco.
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98% The Queen
The Queen is an unexpectedly moving portrait of the British royal family, with a remarkable performance by Helen Mirren.
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95% The Aura
The Aura is a highly original and cerebral thriller that maintains its suspense from start to finish.
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94% Our Daily Bread
IN THEATERS NOVEMBER 24, 2006 (LIMITED) This unusual documentary dispenses with any sort of commentary and instead shows a collage of images, all of which illustrate how food is prepared in factories across the United States.
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93% Sweet Land
Finding the right balance between subtle and sentimental, Sweet Land moves beyond other similarly-themed dramas with evocative cinematography that plays an equal role to the talented cast.
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92% Commune
During the radical fervor of the early 1970s, utopian communities dotted the American landscape.
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92% Family Law
Ariel Perelman is an attorney, like his father. And, because it is customary in Argentina to do so, the people refer to them both as Dr Perelman--regardless of whether they mean the father or the son.
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91% Volver
Volver catches Almod�var and Cruz at the peak of their respective powers, in service of a layered, thought-provoking film.
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91% Shut Up & Sing
Though ostensibly an intimate look at the Dixie Chicks after their 2003 anti-Bush remark, the film achieves broader relevance by exploring how media, politics, and celebrities intertwine.
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90% Deep Sea 3-D
Viewers will welcome being whisked away to this magical world of exotic sea life.
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90% Iraq in Fragments
A stylistically bold, humanist take on the difficulties of post-invasion Iraq.
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89% The Last King of Scotland
Forest Whitaker's performance as real-life megalomaniac dictator Idi Amin powers this fictionalized political thriller, a blunt and brutal tale about power and corruption.
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87% Absolute Wilson
This is a film about a full life, and art is part of it. It is not a film about art and life as part of it. - Katharina Otto-Bernstein That's how filmmaker Katharina Otto-Bernstein sums up her new documentary ABSOLUTE WILSON, a richly provocative and moving portrait of one of the most visionary theater artists of our time, the legendary Robert Wilson.
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86% Magnificent Desolation: Walking on the Moon 3D
This inspirational 3D IMAX film approximates for audiences what it is like to set steps on the moon.
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84% Come Early Morning
A quiet but moving film anchored by the unexpected depth of Ashley Judd's performance.
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83% Little Children
Little Children takes a penetrating look at suburbia and its flawed individuals with an unflinching yet humane eye.
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83% Backstage
IN THEATERS NOVEMBER 22, 2006 Isild Le Besco plays a starstruck teenage girl in this dramatic exploration of celebrity.
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83% Cave of the Yellow Dog
A sparse, hauntingly beautiful journey across continents and cultures.
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83% Four Eyed Monsters
"They have four eyes, two mouths, eight limbs that wrap around themselves. It's disgusting!" Arin says, as we see images of couples throughout New York City.
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82% This Filthy World
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80% Dhoom 2
IN THEATERS NOVEMBER 24, 2006 (LIMITED) A novice police officer has a tough crime to crack when the Royal Crown is stolen amid a hectic train journey in this Indian action/comedy film.
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80% Dance Party USA
IN THEATERS NOVEMBER 15, 2006 (LIMITED) A 4th of July party holds a surprise for two teenage friends as one reveals a deep secret to the other in Aaron Katz's DANCE PARTY USA.
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78% The Magic Gloves
His Renault 12 may be old, crappy and terribly un-cool, but for 35-year-old car service driver Alejandro (played by "Vicentico," singer and leader of the popular Argentine rock band Los Fabulosos Cadillacs) it's a haven of peace and his sole object of desire � besides disco dancing, that is. When the good-natured driver runs into fast-talking self-made �Pira�a� one evening, he begins spiraling into an adventure he can't control.
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77% Santa vs. the Snowman
From the Academy Award nominated team that brought you Jimmy Neutron, comes the first-ever 3D holiday IMAX film, Santa Vs. The Snowman.
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74% The Illusionist
The Illusionist is an engrossing, well-crafted story of mystery, magic and intrigue that is certain to enchant, if not hypnotize, audiences.
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71% Death & Texas
In 1994, Barefoot Bobby Briggs (Steve Harris) was arrested for his role in a botched armed robbery of an Austin convenience store.
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68% Cocaine Cowboys
As frenetic, thrilling, and lacking in subtletly as its drug of focus...and just as likely to prompt some hard questions after it's gone.
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67% Cautiva
Cautiva (in Spanish, with English subtitles) is written, produced and directed by Gast�n Biraben in a dazzling debut.
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66% The Bridge
Tactlessly morbid or remarkably sensitive? Deeply disturbing or viscerally fascinating? Critics are divided on Eric Steele�s unique documentary on the Golden Gate Bridge, wonder of the modern world and notorious suicide destination.
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66% Roving Mars
Roving Mars is a decent thrill ride even when it starts feeling like a commercial plug for NASA's failing space program.
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64% The History Boys
While not quite having the impact of its original stage version, The History Boys nevertheless is a witty and involving school drama.
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63% Soap
IN THEATERS NOVEMBER 3, 2006 (LIMITED) This Danish film is not a soap opera as its title might suggest, though it comes close in its way.
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63% Opal Dream
A movie for children and grown-ups of all ages, OPAL DREAM tells the touching story of a young girl, Kellyanne Williamson, whose unshakable faith in her two imaginary friends resonates through her small hometown in the Australian Outback.
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62% Shortbus
The sex may be explicit, but Mitchell integrates it into the characters' lives and serves the whole story up with a generous dose of sweetness and wit.
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62% Climates
Aesthetically sound and solidly acted, but will nonetheless ring hollow for some viewers.
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61% 10 Items or Less
A small film that relies too heavily on the charm of its big actors.
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60% Flannel Pajamas
Flannel Pajamas is a talky and overwrought love story that is redeemed by fine performances and character insights.
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59% The Wild Blue Yonder: A Science Fiction Fantasy
The film follows a hypothetical proposition: a group of astronauts are circling the earth in a spacecraft, but they cannot return, as our planet has become uninhabitable.
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57% Wondrous Oblivion
This coming-of-age/cricket tale wants to be touching, but is too often sappy.
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57% Eating Out 2: Sloppy Seconds
IN THEATERS NOVEMBER 22, 2006 (LIMITED) Jim Verraros returns for this sequel to SLOPPY SECONDS, in which a dizzying array of identity swapping takes place as numerous characters go in search of their dream dates.
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54% Fuck
A documentary that sets out to explore a lingual taboo but can't escape its own naughty posturing.
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52% Candy
Stars Heath Ledger and Abbie Cornish look better than they should as heroin addicts, and their characters are too absorbed and self-pitying to be totally compelling.
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52% Inland Empire
With INLAND EMPIRE, David Lynch--creator of such mind-bending works as ERASERHEAD and LOST HIGHWAY--delivers his most avant-garde, abstract, and impenetrable vision yet.
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48% Fast Food Nation
Despite some fine performances and memorable scenes, Fast Food Nation is more effective as Eric Schlosser's eye-opening non-fiction book than as Richard Linklater's fictionalized, mostly punchless movie.
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46% 20 Centimeters
Shot through with colorful musical numbers, 20 CENTIMETERS is a delirious romp through the life of transsexual Marieta (Monica Cervera) who longs to become a fully-fledged woman.
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43% Coffee Date
Todd (straight) ends up on a blind date with a gay man, "Kelly," the result of a practical joke played by his brother, Barry.
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41% Queens (aka Reinas)
It hints at something greater, but ultimately, Queens lacks the substance necessary to set it apart from similarly themed Spanish comedies.
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38% The Piano Tuner of Earthquakes
Though visually stunning and brilliantly original, the film fails to resonate emotionally.
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34% Death of a President
In this unconvincing fictional documentary, the tense 30 minutes that lead into the title event is outweighed by the boring, melodramatic hour preceding it.
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34% 3 Needles
In getting its message about the AIDS epidemic across, the film unfortunately sacrifices story and character.
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32% Unknown
Though it boasts a talented cast, this thriller fails to make you care about the twisty mystery of the men's identities and situation.
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29% Copying Beethoven
A pretentious historical drama that's ultimately a drag, despite Ed Harris' powerful performance.
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27% Fur: An Imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus
This portrait of a groundbreaking photographer lacks the daring of its subject.
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25% Color of The Cross
This powerful, epic film vividly portrays the last 48 hours of the life of Jesus Christ and challenges commonly held assumptions about Him.
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22% Zerophilia
IN THEATERS OCTOBER 13, 2006 Written and directed by Martin Curland, ZEROPHILIA is an untraditional romantic comedy based on the fictional phenomenon known as Zerophilia.
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16% The Architect
THE ARCHITECT, starring Anthony Lapaglia in the title role along with Isabella Rossellini and Viola Davis, is a harrowing and ultimately human story of two very different families.
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13% Shottas
The film is the true story of two young men, Wayne (played by Spragga Benz) and and Bigs (played by Marley), who grow up together in the tough and dangerous streets of Kingston.
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10% Facing the Giants
IN THEATERS SEPTEMBER 29, 2006 A high school football coach (played by actor/director Alex Kendrick) uses some unorthodox methods to motivate his team in FACING THE GIANTS.
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10% Conversations with God
At some point in the conversation, God must have asked for a subtler, deeper film.
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Sun Kissed
IN THEATERS NOVEMBER 22, 2006 (LIMITED) A writer travels to California in an attempt to complete his first novel, only to find that a seemingly helpful and attractive man he meets there may be hiding a terrible secret.
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Two Weeks
Two-time Academy Award winner Sally Field, Ben Chaplin, Tom Cavanagh, Julianne Nicholson, and Clea Duvall star in a film audiences have called "touching," "truthful" and "surprisingly funny."
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Romeo & Juliet: Sealed With a Kiss
IN THEATERS OCTOBER 27, 2006 A cute selection of animated animals bring the classic Shakespeare tale to life in this family-oriented film.
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Don
This Indian film is a fast-paced action romp that finds a man disguising himself as an international gang leader to make money from a cop.
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Cruel World
IN THEATERS OCTOBER 27, 2006 (LIMITED) Edward Furlong and Jaime Pressly star in this comedy about a losing contestant on a reality TV show who seeks bloody revenge for his defeat.
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The Genius Club
What if you had one night to solve the world's problems? For seven geniuses, they have no choice.
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The Work and the Glory: A House Divided
Savannah has been good to Joshua Steed. He returns to Missouri a wealthy man, with a beautiful new wife on his arm.
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Umrao Jaan
IN THEATERS NOVEMBER 3, 2006 Indian director J.P. Dutta fashions a lavish Bollywood musical out of a classic Urdu novel about a courtesan (Aishwarya Rai) who writes poetry and dreams of finding true love.
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Christmas at Maxwell's
This Christmas will change the Austin family forever. With a successful career in the wine business, two amazing children and having married his high-school sweetheart Suzie Maxwell, Andrew Austin has everything.
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Night of the Living Dead 3D
In this 3D chiller, Barb and her brother, Johnny, arrive late for the burial of their aunt - and walk straight into a nightmare.
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Soldier of God
Rene is a dedicated warrior-monk of the famed Knights Templar, a religious order whose mission to protect Christian pilgrims has degenerated into a power grab for wealth and influence in the Crusader Kingdom.
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The Last Atomic Bomb
Nuclear proliferation of today is seen through the life of a Nagasaki survivor and college students dedicated to making sure the truth about the last atomic bomb deliberately used on human beings will never be forgotten.
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As The Call, So The Echo
AS THE CALL, SO THE ECHO tells the story of an American surgeon who volunteers in a poverty stricken hospital in central Vietnam.
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Snoop Dogg's Hood of Horror
Welcome to the Hood of Horror, a place where revenge is a dish served cold�in a 40oz. The Hound of Hell (Snoop Dogg) is your guide through three terrifying tales from this nefarious neighborhood and its depraved denizens, including a tagger who finds out that not all gangstas die hard; a spoiled heir to a Texan oil dynasty who murders for money but can't pay to stay alive; and a major rap star that discovers he's got a few skeletons in his dressing room�and they're kicking down the door.
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Love & Suicide
�Only life can kill you.� A man goes to Cuba and discovers the one thing between Love and Suicide.
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The Enigma With a Stigma
In this hilarious mockumentary, a mysterious worldwide phenomenon is uncovered. International outcry from governmental agencies, civic groups and private organizations has threatened to thwart this film's release.
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Maple Palm
A lesbian couple of fifteen years lives with the secret that one is an illegal alien. With no way to legalize their relationship, they live in constant fear.
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Living the Dream
After a traumatic childhood being bullied Brenda (Sean Young) and her immigrant friend Jonathan (Christian Schoyen) grows up realizing that nothing has changed since childhood.
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Valley of the Wolves: Iraq
A record breaker on Turkish TV for three seasons and now a phenomenon, "Valley of the Wolves" is now preparing to shake the world with the movie...
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The Nightmare Before Christmas 3-D
