LAT	RTMC	RTC	The Gist
documentary
Second Skin	yes	N/A		d:about the phenomenon of online gaming
Heart of Stone	yes	N/A		d:offers a hard-won sense of hope and possibilities.
Tapped	yes	N/A		d:clear-headed
Highwater	yes	N/A		d:compelling, thoroughly gorgeous
The Most Dangerous Man in America: Daniel Ellsberg and the Pentagon Papers	yes	100	100	d:evocative
Afghan Star	yes	100	100	**d:remarkable
Being Jewish in France	yes	100	N/A	d:exceptional
The Cove	yes	94	96	d:a powerful and effective piece of advocacy filmmaking
Crude	yes	92	100	d:a fascinating case study of real-world political action.
Gotta Dance	yes	90	100	d:Warm and cozy with just the tiniest dollop of tension
The English Surgeon	yes	88	80	d:a British neurosurgeon's annual trips to Ukraine
The Way We Get By	yes	88	80	d:filled with a rare honesty and intimacy
The Windmill Movie	yes	81	67	d:a fascinating portrait of Rogers' life.
Under Our Skin	yes	81	100	d:Lyme disease eye-opener
Sex Positive	yes	81	100	d:illuminating, timelessly timely
Earth Days	yes	79	86	d:a serious, considered film.
The End of the Line	yes	77	75	d:as beautiful as it is damning
It Might Get Loud	yes	73	90	d:about the electric guitar and the men who play it best
Capitalism: A Love Story	yes	72	61	d:Moore's scattershot is a lot more interesting than some filmmakers' focus
More Than a Game	yes	68	60	d:a knockout of a sports documentary
Art & Copy	yes	55	57	d:allows us to revisit those classic ads
Walt & El Grupo	yes			d:chronicles a youthful and searching Walt Disney.
The Third Wave	so-so	N/A	N/A	d:more video diary than full-fledged documentary
American Casino	so-so	67	50	a lopsided, visually uninspired film
X Games 3D: The Movie	so-so	36	27	d:an uneven thrill-circus display
House of Numbers	no	N/A	N/A	d:is not especially well-organized or focused
We Live in Public	no	86	50	d:follows Web visionary Joshua Harris and gets as lost as he does.
animated
Mary and Max	yes	N/A	N/A	a:a painstaking process of much whimsical detail
Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs	yes	86	68	**a:wildly enjoyable
Evangelion: 1.0	yes			a:dazzling anime
9	so-so	56	65	impressive and oppressive.
Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs	so-so	45	37	a:sometimes lively, sometimes listless
regular movies
Ink	yes	N/A	N/A	assured action fantasy
El Tinte de la Fama	yes	N/A		an assured, graceful film
12 in a Box	yes	N/A		a nicely calibrated romp
Daytime Drinking	yes	N/A		a droll minimalist comedy with major insights
Still Walking	yes	100	100	This small gem of a movie always feels true and real
The Hurt Locker	yes	97	94	**Overwhelmingly tense, overflowing with crackling verisimilitude
The Beaches of Agnès	yes	96	100	a lovely bit of memory and mischief.
Somers Town	yes	95	100	a funny and endearing character comedy
Yoo-Hoo, Mrs. Goldberg	yes	95	93	lovingly chronicled
Ponyo	yes	95	91	viewers will find their inner child through a charming fish story
In the Loop	yes	94	90	a very effective, verbally blood-stained portrait
Zombieland	yes	89	88	fresh and funny take on the horror genre.
Laila's Birthday	yes	88	N/A	captures the senselessness of life in this city under siege
District 9	yes	88	87	very smart sci-fi
No Impact Man	yes	87	88	environmental advocacy...for those of us who have the best of intentions
A Serious Man	yes	86	80	a pitch-perfect comedy of despair
Bright Star	yes	84	96	an exquisitely done, emotional love story
Flame & Citron	yes	84	88	Danish anti-Nazi resistance fighters
Big Fan	yes	83	89	a poignant, dead-on character study
A Woman in Berlin	yes	83	83	**intelligent, provocative and intensely dramatic.
Whip It	yes	82	83	a fun romp and an athletic drama with a heart.
Amreeka	yes	81	89	**a small film of surpassing quality
Bandslam	yes	80	89	a pretty good movie given that the odds of it having been a pretty bad movie
Taxidermia	yes	78	86	allegory on life in Hungary from World War II to the present
Beeswax	yes	77	89	a subtle, amusing film filled with charm and spontaneity
Humpday	yes	77	79	sharply observed
Thirst	yes	77	64	rare vampire movie with serious intellectual heft
Julie & Julia	yes	75	80	**Bon appétit, indeed.
The Vanished Empire	yes	73	86	a nicely turned film about the crushing inevitability of change
My One and Only	yes	71	79	lovely little bit of nostalgia
Grace	yes	67	N/A	a family drama about a mother desperate to save her baby.
Coco Before Chanel	yes	67	71	a superior filmed biography
Paris	yes	66	67	turns an unblinking gaze on the beauty of melancholy
Dead Snow	yes	65	62	undead Nazis terrorize vacationing med students.
Public Enemies	yes	65	60	**an impressive film of great formal skill
Adam	yes	64	75	a great-looking, beguiling film
Paper Heart	yes	63	56	**a clever, charming look at love.
Five Minutes of Heaven	yes	63	38	an intriguing, what-if take examining both sides of the Northern Irish conflict.
Casi Divas	yes	56	N/A	a funny, exuberant entertainment
The Stoning of Soraya M	yes	55	57	goes well beyond its angry didacticism
Cheri	yes	51	50	sluggish at the start despite having a lot of things going for it.
The Blue Tooth Virgin	yes	50	N/A	hilarious, acutely knowing
The Proposal	yes	46	50	a good old-fashioned romance
Aliens in the Attic	yes	30	33	isn't an out-of-this-world classic, but it's enjoyable.
The Burning Plain	yes	29	27	Powerful, profound and beautifully rendered
The Goods: Live Hard, Sell Hard	yes	27	22	has a beater's clunky, fast-moving charm.
I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell	yes	24	36	hilarious yet stinging
Irene in Time	so-so	N/A		a jumble of astute observation and clunkily heightened reality
American Cowslip	so-so	N/A		ambitious but misfired comedy
You, the Living	so-so	100	100	episodes that are worthy of comparison with those of the silent-era masters
Cold Souls	so-so	84	87	at least its brain isn't the size of a chickpea.
The September Issue	so-so	84	80	a slight, if often riveting, behind-the-scenes documentary
World's Greatest Dad	so-so	82	94	moving but cringe-worthy
The Baader Meinhof Complex	so-so	81	78	Even though its purpose couldn't be more serious, its style could hardly be more pulp.
Disgrace	so-so	78	91	adheres too slavishly to the text to really come to life on screen
Sikandar	so-so	67	N/A	boasts a significant story with several effective plot twists
Tyler Perry's I Can Do Bad All by Myself	so-so	64	80	Inelegant and watchable
The Boys Are Back	so-so	63	75	affectionate but sometimes terrifying
A Perfect Getaway	so-so	54	71	It twists. It thrills. Just pay no mind to the details.
Orphan	so-so	51	43	loopy horror yarn
Taking Woodstock	so-so	51	31	It's a frustrating complication of a movie
G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra	so-so	37	33	the Joes are not bad, it's just that they could have been much better
The Collector	so-so	29	14	different from the other slabs of meat hanging in the horror film locker.
Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen	so-so	20	18	more robots and more noise, but it's less than meets the eye (and ear).
Orgies and the Meaning of Life	no	N/A	N/A	murky, pretentious and self-indulgent
The Open Road	no	N/A	N/A	a low-key road movie that doesn't stray far from the very, very beaten path.
Máncora	no	N/A		On a one-way road to trouble
Inglourious Basterds	no	88	75	a film that loses its way in the thickets of alternative history
The Informant!	no	77	74	Steven Soderbergh makes another exasperating film largely for himself.
Loren Cass	no	73	N/A	It's tedious, dispiriting stuff.
White on Rice	no	71	N/A	Buffoonery, and not in a good way
New York	no	67	N/A	a slice of the Big Apple that you should skip.
Funny People	no	65	47	Sad really, but this change-up from comedy king Judd Apatow is a slog.
Extract	no	64	50	Mike Judge's latest is a part-timer that never quite goes full.
The Invention of Lying	no	60	54	too thin in character and plot to carry a feature-length film
Life Is Hot in Cracktown	no	50	N/A	social realism with soap-opera theatrics.
Whatever Works	no	46	25	this film is no great shakes
My Sister's Keeper	no	45	41	a heavy hand has brought it down.
Shorts	no	44	56	Robert Rodriguez seems uninspired with his latest kid flic
Fragments	no	43	0	Its bits and pieces just don't fit.
Jennifer's Body	no	42	38	a sorely lackluster scare flick
Surrogates	no	39	45	promising, but sense gets shoved aside in the pointless rush-rush.
The Time Traveler's Wife	no	36	29	hits the screen with an ungainly thud.
Confessions of a Ex-Doofus-Itchy Footed Mutha	no	33	33	seems a collection of parts rather than a whole
Pandorum	no	31	33	tedious, disorienting
The Answer Man	no	29	20	disarray ensues. And that's just the script.
The Final Destination	no	28	0	silly and predictable
Shrink	no	26	25	Seems to 'Shrink' from reality
G-Force	no	26	19	isn't so much childish as smarmily adolescent.
Play the Game	no	26	10	As brightly lighted as a bad sitcom
Sorority Row	no	25	0	Don't rush to see this jumble of gore and gags.
Gamer	no	21	N/A	dismal
Halloween II	no	21	18	Writer-director Rob Zombie piles on the sadism to little effect.
The Narrows	no	20	0	too riddled with clichés
The Other Man	no	19	8	it all makes better sense in retrospect.
Love Happens	no	18	5	A hopelessly clichéd love story
This Beautiful City	no	17	N/A	an awfully optimistic title for such a grim and often ugly movie
Year One	no	16	21	plenty of lowbrow, knuckle-dragging humor
The Ugly Truth	no	16	10	continues a pretty ugly run of romantic comedies
Spread	no	14	15	a low-suds 'Shampoo.'
Post Grad	no	9	8	A joyless fluffball about after-college job woes
All About Steve	no	6	8	majestically unstable and unfunny
Whiteout	no	6	0	laughably lame film
Beyond a Reasonable Doubt	no	0	0	can't lend either spunk or gravitas to what was already a preposterous yarn