LAT	RTMC	RTC	The Gist
documentary
Whiz Kids	yes	100	N/A	d:follows three high school students as they prepare for the Intel Talent Science Search
Enemies of the People	yes	100	N/A	*d:explores the under-told story of Cambodia's Khmer Rouge and the mass genocide
Mugabe and the White African	yes	97	N/A	d:a remarkably vivid portrait of a land and its people
Restrepo	yes	97	92	d:intimate and visceral
Harlan — In the Shadow of 'Jew Suss.'	yes	95	100	d:Was Veit Harlan the Nazis' dupe or a willing collaborator?
Living in Emergency: Stories of Doctors Without Borders	yes	94	90	d:captures the rhythms and patterns of their daily demanding lives
The Sun Behind the Clouds: Tibet's Struggle for Freedom	yes	92	83	d:beautiful, stirring and inescapably elegiac
The Oath	yes	91	N/A	d:an intimate portrait of Osama bin Laden's former bodyguard
Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work	yes	91	89	d:bawdy and surprisingly trenchant
Winnebago Man	yes	90	85	d:a breezy stalking doc
Stonewall Uprising	yes	84	89	d:make chillingly clear how oppressive and downright dangerous life was for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered people at that time.
Countdown to Zero	yes	80	85	d:a thorough look at the many ways the world's 23,000 nuclear weapons endanger us
The Wildest Dream	yes	76	69	*d:adroitly mixes a variety of material
Videocracy	yes	68	N/A	d:a look at TV-centric celebrity culture in the age of Silvio Berlusconi
8: The Mormon Proposition	yes	62	63	d:An outstanding and urgent example of the investigative documentary
The Lottery	yes	50	40	d:tirringly captures the anti-charter school sentiment
Burzynski	yes	44	40	d:big pharmacy holds the FDA in its thrall
Henri-Georges Clouzot's Inferno	yes			*d:View the wreckage and marvel at what might have been.
The Wild and Wonderful Whites of West Virginia	so-so	N/A	N/A	d:nutty, oddly involving
Most Valuable Players	so-so	N/A	N/A	d:a bit like an exhausting cheerleader: all excitement and no oomph
After the Cup: Sons of Sakhnin United	so-so	91	N/A	d:lacks the intimacy and narrative focus needed for a more wholly involving experience.
Beetle Queen Conquers Tokyo	so-so	88	100	d:by turns hypnotically beautiful and painfully slow
The Nature of Existence	so-so	60	67	d:an affable appetizer.
Hugh Hefner: Playboy, Activist and Rebel	so-so	57	50	d:skips past the darker implications of Hefner's sexual universe
The Philosopher Kings	so-so			d:uneven yet moving
Racing Dreams	so-so			d:doesn't always follow up on its more interesting issues
Cropsey	no	91	100	d:they tip over from homespun inquisitors to manipulative showmen.
Best Worst Movie	no	88	83	d:especially pointless freak show-gazing
Great Directors	no	72	57	d:very much of a mixed bag.
Beautiful Islands	no			d:In short, it's pretty but dull.
animated
Toy Story 3	yes	98	100	*stayed true to its roots and expanded its reach
Shrek Forever After	yes	54	40	comes back with more heart and much of the kick-in-the-pop-culture-keister cleverness
Despicable Me	no	78	87	gives off the unmistakably fatal air of trying too hard.
Tales From Earthsea	no	41	14	so stiff and humorless it rarely if ever engages its audience.
regular movies
Hey Hey It's Esther Blueburger	yes	N/A	N/A	filled with clever ticks filtered through feelings that are as conflicted about being Jewish as they are about being cool.
The Kids Are All Right	yes	95	93	Witty, urbane and thoroughly entertaining
Animal Kingdom	yes	94	93	*dark and violent yet beautiful and poetic at the same time
Looking for Eric	yes	90	92	a melancholy comedy about wins and losses in soccer, life and love
Winter's Bone	yes	89	86	Ree Dolly's bleak and desperate search for her father in the Ozarks
Get Low	yes	88	95	*fact-based and transporting
Kites	yes	86	100	so heady and naive a brew, it would have been perfect for the silent screen.
Lebanon	yes	86	100	*shows us in no uncertain terms how war destroys everything and everyone it touches
Kisses	yes	85	100	a pair of 11-year-old runaways in downtown Dublin
Peepli Live	yes	85	100	manages to mine substantial dark humor from this tragic situation
Daddy Longlegs	yes	85	93	*terrifyingly funny
Anton Chekhov's The Duel	yes	85	88	*expert literary adaptation
Farewell	yes	84	79	sports a smart sophistication along with an amazing story
Inception	yes	84	76	a tremendously exciting science-fiction thriller
Patrik 1.5	yes	83	N/A	deftly uses humor to set off an often wrenching, emotionally charged drama
Mademoiselle Chambon	yes	81	100	an exquisite chamber piece
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World	yes	80	79	*definitely has game
The Other Guys	yes	80	77	funny and clever. Just don't think too hard.
Kings of the Evening	yes	78	N/A	warm, beguiling picture
Micmacs	yes	78	72	*a fun house of mirrors that is lovely to get lost in.
Cyrus	yes	78	70	amuses and unnerves in equal measure.
Life During Wartime	yes	75	72	*the results are still hilarious, uncomfortable and insightful.
Ramona and Beezus	yes	74	73	sure-handed adaptation of the Beverly Cleary children's book series.
Splice	yes	74	71	*hybrid that works
The Father of My Children	yes	71	N/A	an extraordinarily empathetic humanistic drama
[REC] 2	yes	70	43	rare zombie movie with actual scares.
John Rabe	yes	67	33	rich in telling and ironic details.
The Girl Who Played With Fire	yes	65	65	it leaves you longing for more
Here and There	yes	60	N/A	a wisp of a wry comedy
Coco Chanel & Igor Stravinsky	yes	58	40	A powerful portrayal of the avant-garde pair's passionate affair.
Flipped	yes	57	N/A	the oft-trod coming-of-age terrain feels newly turned.
The Twilight Saga: Eclipse	yes	54	63	back with all of the lethal and loving bite
Perrier's Bounty	yes	53	N/A	a fast-paced and enjoyable if violent diversion...revels in its quirky characters
Step Up 3D	yes	51	63	An exhilarating summer treat for all ages
The Extra Man	yes	44	44	too precious around the edges, but it gets somewhere
Road, Movie	yes			beguiling, beautiful
2:22	so-so	N/A	N/A	a so-so heist thriller that rarely fulfills its genre-elevating ambitions.
The Swimsuit Issue	so-so	N/A	N/A	routine formation all the way
Solitary Man	so-so	81	87	grows softer and more conventional in the later stages
I Am Love	so-so	81	80	restraint in the cooking would have made for an even more satisfying meal.
Get Him to the Greek	so-so	75	77	The … funny and compelling moments are overshadowed by all the raunchiness
Raavan	so-so	70	N/A	replete with dizzying camerawork, myriad complications, violent mayhem, …
Valhalla Rising	so-so	70	60	has the bones of an action epic but the soul of something cultier
The Karate Kid	so-so	69	66	its running time may test its target audience's patience.
The Infidel	so-so	67	N/A	an admirably cagey effort to mine humor from … Muslim-Jewish relations
Around a Small Mountain	so-so	67	67	can be either beguiling or baffling depending on your point of view.
Ondine	so-so	64	57	both magical and frustrating.
The Dry Land	so-so	63	71	well-worn film subject.
Agora	so-so	63	67	covers a fascinating, overlooked period
Salt	so-so	58	58	prove[s] she can handle guns, grenades and the bad guys even if the story line is implausible.
The Concert	so-so	58	55	moves from rowdy, broad comedy to shameless heart-tugging
Knight and Day	so-so	53	53	the most entertaining made-for-adults studio movie of the summer
Holy Rollers	so-so	53	50	never quite catches fire
MacGruber	so-so	53	25	may not be an explosion of laughs, it's no dud, either.
The Sorcerer's Apprentice	so-so	40	31	The more we're hit with stuff, the less wondrous it becomes
Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time	so-so	39	25	a prince in need, when what we really need is prince indeed.
Finding Bliss	so-so	25	20	strips away the rougher edges of the porn business
The Last Airbender	so-so	8	7	pegged almost exclusively to a small-fry state of mind.
Raajneeti	no	N/A	N/A	mostly winds up with a convoluted and tonally awkward "Godfather" rehash
The Immaculate Conception of Little Dizzle	no	N/A	N/A	its ending utterly flames out
Eccentricities of a Blond Hair Girl	no	N/A	N/A	lacks fully realized situations and characters.
Operation: Endgame	no	N/A	N/A	ugly action-thriller
The Disappearance of Alice Creed	no	80	73	never rises above the mechanical and contrived
Gangster's Paradise: Jerusalema	no	67	N/A	a South African crime epic with plenty of vigor, violence and vengeance
Cemetery Junction	no	67	N/A	a thoroughly unremarkable coming-of-age dramedy
Predators	no	64	46	starts well and ends poorly
The Killer Inside Me	no	53	33	little more than torture porn tricked out in art-house finery
The A-Team	no	52	48	"overkill is underrated," but you wouldn't know it from this film.
Dinner for Schmucks	no	50	45	distinctly unfunny
The Expendables	no	48	38	A cartoonish symphony of muscles, bullets, tattoos and cigars
Middle Men	no	45	62	a rather dull muddle
The Living Wake	no	43	40	a protracted act of stultifying self-indulgence
Spoken Word	no	42	N/A	maddeningly ruled by signposts spotted from miles away.
Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Undead	no	38	40	turns silly and diffused as its convoluted story spins out.
Eat Pray Love	no	38	38	Happy tears, sad tears, tears of relief, tears of regret, gut-wrenching sobs
Survival of the Dead	no	34	7	the metaphorical meat is one audiences may not care to digest.
My Last Five Girlfriends	no	33	N/A	(500) Days of Summer, without the wit.
Charlie St. Cloud	no	27	19	fails to fully embrace the film's weepy potential.
Sex and the City 2	no	17	9	a needless, heedless sequel
Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore	no	14	35	a modest upgrade over the weak 2001 film
Killers	no	14	0	relies on weak chemistry between the lead actors and weaker jokes.
Love Ranch	no	13	10	So what went wrong? The short answer is: just about everything,
Jonah Hex	no	12	7	a hot mess
Marmaduke	no	11	12	it's kind of fun. For about five minutes.
Grown Ups	no	10	11	filled with you-had-to-be-there moments, bad jokes
Twelve	no	4	9	A slickly dark-edged pity party for damaged Upper East Side adolescents
Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore	no			unremarkable and formulaic