Film Title	LAT	RTMC	RTC	The Gist
The Age of Stupid	yes	N/A		d:Think "An Inconvenient Truth" but with a personality
The Queen and I	yes	N/A		d:captivating
The Poker House	yes	N/A		vital, stirring film
Kassim the Dream	yes	N/A		d:a nuanced survivor's story that memorably transcends its genre.
Newcastle	yes	N/A		a surfer film in which its story and its people count for more than its surfing sequences
Fados	yes	100	100	d:the final film in Carlos Saura's glorious musical trilogy
Up	yes	98	94	heartfelt enough to restore your faith in whatever needs restoration.
Tulpan	yes	97	100	by turns off-the-wall and serious, comic and sad.
Anvil! The Story of Anvil	yes	97	100	d:endearing and warmhearted
Star Trek	yes	96	91	has in general bridged the gap between the old and the new with alacrity and purpose.
The Song of Sparrows	yes	96	100	The overlooked and the ordinary is exactly the terrain Majidi loves to walk
Herb & Dorothy	yes	95	92	An ordinary couple with an extraordinary art collection.
Summer Hours	yes	95	95	a family drama with a larger point.
Drag Me to Hell	yes	94	85	fearsomely scary, wickedly funny and diabolically gross
Food Inc.	yes	94	89	d:smart, expertly shot
Goodbye Solo	yes	94	100	deals thoughtfully with some of the most complex elements of the human equation
Revanche	yes	93	90	a darkly compelling film from Austria
Seraphine	yes	91	100	it neither condescends to nor romanticizes its subject.
(500) Days of Summer	yes	90	85	**something seldom seen: an original romantic comedy.
Forbidden Lie$	yes	89	83	d:[a] dizzying, drop-dead fascinating documentary on Norma Khouri
Adventureland	yes	89	88	engaging, bittersweet and even fun.
Sugar	yes	89	92	a beautifully made film about a young man's journey of self-discovery
Tyson	yes	88	91	d:"It's like a Greek tragedy. Only I'm the subject."
Burma VJ	yes	86	83	d:filmmaking at its most fearless
Soul Power	yes	85	80	d:a vibrant and joyous new documentary
Earth	yes	85	85	difficulties be damned, it shouldn't be missed.
Il Divo	yes	85	100	be prepared to hold on to your seat
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince	yes	84	89	**cozy tales told around a cinematic campfire
Tony Manero	yes	84	N/A	a stinging allegory on the corrosive effects of the Pinochet regime in Chile
Every Little Step	yes	83	89	d:a can't-miss effort that knows how to please
O'Horten	yes	82	100	a gentle comedy, both funny and melancholy
Unmistaken Child	yes	81	100	d:bears witness to a strange and mysterious process
Youssou N'Dour: I Bring What I Love	yes	80	N/A	d:an exemplary look at the African superstar's life
Jerichow	yes	79	100	fresh complexities and bleak irony
An Unlikely Weapon	yes	79	100	d:love letter of a documentary
Big Man Japan	yes	78	67	You've probably never seen anything like [it]
The Hangover	yes	78	79	A comedy that is hysterically and embarrassingly black
Ballerina	yes	76	100	d:everyone is beautiful at the ballet
Valentino: The Last Emperor	yes	75	82	d:smart and incisive film
Who Does She Think She Is?	yes	73	83	d:its impulse is visionary, not plaintive
Our City Dreams	yes	71	60	d:powerful, daring and makes you think
Outrage	yes	70	85	d:a look at conservative Republican politicians who are alleged to be closeted gays
Brüno	yes	69	52	Baron Cohen's instincts for outrage are spot on
Departures	yes	69	69	manages to be anything but dark; whimsy and sweet irony are laced throughout
Rudo y Cursi	yes	69	100	[a] puckishly entertaining, fleet-of-foot drama-comedy
Paris 36	yes	66	56	irresistible and impeccable period musical
The Merry Gentleman	yes	62	54	a dark and lovely drama
Easy Virtue	yes	58	70	a Noel Coward comedy of manners
The New Twenty	yes	55	60	engaging
Is Anybody There?	yes	52	38	another memorable Michael Caine film.
The Taking of Pelham 123	yes	51	55	crisp, effective New York subway hostage drama
Death in Love	yes	50	44	a head-turning, visionary achievement.
Sleep Dealer	yes	50	67	Adventurous, ambitious and ingeniously futuristic
Battle for Terra	yes	46	58	Earthlings are the alien invaders in this engaging 3-D animated film.
Gigantic	yes	42	27	one of the better independent films in recent memory.
Naked Ambition: An R-Rated Look at an X-Rated Industry	yes	40	N/A	d:an entertaining, adeptly crafted documentary
Weather Girl	yes	40	N/A	**breezy romantic comedy
Fighting	yes	37	57	The word that best expresses the film is "vivid."
The Limits of Control	yes	26	16	absorbing and visually mesmerizing
Fast & Furious	yes	24	21	should leave you exhausted and satiated for a very long time.
Mutant Chronicles	yes	18	N/A	It's photogenic people killing mutants before green screens; what more could you ask?
The Boys: The Sherman Brothers' Story	yes			d:so heartfelt that it elicits a sense that complex creative relationships may ultimately elude explication
Lemon Tree	so-so	92	92	A tale of encroachment and entrenchment
Examined Life	so-so	85	88	d:10 minutes apiece with seven notable philosophers
Bart Got a Room	so-so	71	71	slight comedy
Tetro	so-so	59	58	haunting, beautiful and often frustrating
Lymelife	so-so	59	71	stumbles at the end, but is otherwise well acted
Management	so-so	53	55	a mellow slow dance of a romantic comedy
Hannah Montana: The Movie	so-so	45	52	big, beautiful, a little boring and utterly safe.
American Swing	so-so	45	57	d:unexplored sadness ... amid the orgy of upbeat testimonials.
Alien Trespass	so-so	35	21	The ode to '50s sci-fi gets props for authenticity but could have upped the entertainment factor.
Terminator Salvation	so-so	34	34	elements from earlier in the franchise. But some of its soul has been lost.
Ghosts of Girlfriends Past	so-so	27	26	an amusingly sentimental whiff of a romantic comedy
Everybody Dies	no	N/A		so minimalist that it barely exists in any aspect.
That Game of Chess	no	N/A		unconvincingly played and poorly crafted
The Butterfly Tattoo	no	N/A		as sputtering as an awkward teen
Break	no	N/A		a hard-boiled Quentin Tarantino knockoff
C Me Dance	no	N/A		rudimentarily written, acted and directed
Not Forgotten	no	N/A		more convoluted than satisfying
Moon	no	85	73	we're left stranded on the dark side of the moon
Treeless Mountain	no	81	50	it's hard not to feel emotionally hijacked by the well-worn iconography of pathos
State of Play	no	80	65	a meandering movie that sometimes hits dead center and sometimes misfires dismally
Adoration	no	79	77	it all feels familiar -- that is, when it doesn't just feel lost
In a Dream	no	71	63	d:detract[s] focus from the bigger picture.
Enlighten Up!	no	69	N/A	d:essentially a high-minded reality TV turn
Julia	no	67	57	nothing about Julia is easy
American Violet	no	67	64	demands more
Away We Go	no	62	48	squanders its genuine assets and ends up not as special as it tries to be.
The Girlfriend Experience	no	61	57	leaves one feeling that a sleek gadget has been needlessly purchased.
Brothers at War	no	61	70	d:never finds a satisfying enough structure or viewpoint to give it an actual center.
Lifelines	no	60	20	an insufferably over-familiar take on angst in affluent suburbia.
Crank	no	60	33	Crank' turns it up to 'silly'
The Soloist	no	56	71	hits all the wrong notes.
17 Again	no	55	43	Light in substance
The Brothers Bloom	no	55	45	forced creativity throughout
Empty Nest	no	54	20	in the end, it all can't help feeling a little slight
Observe and Report	no	53	55	like the film version of a stun gun
Imagine That	no	46	52	shiny, family-friendly trifle
Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian	no	44	33	not so much a movie as a series of running antiquity gags
Angels & Demons	no	38	35	...its many fast-moving plot lines are hard to follow.
X-Men Origins: Wolverine	no	37	15	Believe me, it's not a pretty picture.
Severed Ways: The Norse Discovery of America	no	31	N/A	unfortunately marred
Land of the Lost	no	29	19	a silly contrivance of a comedy
Little Ashes	no	27	10	a trifling historical fantasy, gossip wrapped in gossamer, beautiful to watch but it takes only a light wind to leave the story in tatters.
Dance Flick	no	27	36	grinding its way through formulas
Love N' Dancing	no	25	N/A	pretty unremarkable stuff that has little to excite
Blood: The Last Vampire	no	20	10	often-unwatchably dim
Obsessed	no	19	7	It's no 'Fatal Attraction,' but when Beyoncé's in the room, you'll hardly care.
Next Day Air	no	19	21	fails to deliver the goods
I Hate Valentine's Day	no	17	15	is seriously outfitted for chick-flick duty.
The Informers	no	14	5	amounts to flipping through an out-of-date fashion magazine
The Mysteries of Pittsburgh	no	14	14	may be slick and acted with some conviction, but it is a fake
Dragonball Evolution	no	14	33	the movie equivalent of deep-fried sushi
I Love You, Beth Cooper	no	13	8	A flat, tired rehash of teen movie story tropes
My Life in Ruins	no	12	9	doesn't do Greece or its star many favors.
The Skeptic	no	8	N/A	Old-fashioned in the worst sense
What Goes Up	no	0	0	succeeds only in producing a series of contrived characters and situations
Homecoming	no	0	0	B-grade redo of “Misery”
Skills Like This		57	50	feels maniacally scattershot