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Reviews in a Hurry that begin with A.
About a Boy
"Hugh Grant's best cad."
About Schmidt
�beware the elderly!�
The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the Eighth Dimension
�The man's been through solid matter, for crying out loud! Who knows what's happened to his brain?�
A.I. Artificial Intelligence
�a likable character goes on a journey to find where he belongs.�
Akira (1988)
�mad messiah wiping out the decadence with his flesh-based powers and telekinetic prowess�
Aladdin (1992)
�a fine line between tapping icons and being clich�
Alexander (2004)
�defeats that a man can be proud of�
Ali
�moments of brilliance�lacks a sense of storytelling outside these images.�
Alien (2003 Director's Cut)
�Its chief characteristics are to remain unexplained and in shadow for as long as possible.�
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�thoughtful, frightening, exciting, well-made�unremittingly cruel.�
Alien Resurrection
�the �Alien� universe�as an arena for a long, protracted fight sequence.�
Aliens
�courage under fire and under exhaustion.�
All the Pretty Horses
"an allegory of the breaking of boys into men."
All the Real Girls
�the extraordinary nature of everything ordinary�
American Splendor
�wonderful tale of a curmudgeon just a little too crotchety to face the world�
America's Sweethearts
�not especially pointed.�



Anaconda
�not quite bad enough.�
Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phantom of the Opera
�leaden and uninvolving, even for...a Broadway musical�
The Animatrix
�as eye candy�is a success.�
Apocalypto
�the apocalypse set to a calypso beat�
Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters
�don�t need no instruction manual to know how to rock�
The Aristocrats (2005)
�relentless and quickly dull�
As Good as It Gets
�Mean Schmuck Who Turns Out To Be a Nice Guy.�
The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
�Southern�
Auto-Focus
�little temptations turn into big temptations.�
The Aviator (2004)
�Howard Hughes as the ultimate American�

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