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Movie Reviews Published by Atlanta Journal-Constitution - Page 11 of 46

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Review of King Kong (2012)

By Bob Longino (100) for Atlanta Journal-Constitution (910) on 13 Dec 2005

A big, bold, gigantor of an action movie that's part head-knocking smackdown, part intimate beauty and the beast and thoroughly entertaining…

Review of King Kong (2005)

By Bob Longino (100) for Atlanta Journal-Constitution (910) on 13 Dec 2005

A big, bold, gigantor of an action movie that's part head-knocking smackdown, part intimate beauty and the beast and thoroughly entertaining…

Review of Æon Flux (2005)

By Bob Longino (100) for Atlanta Journal-Constitution (910) on 02 Dec 2005

Paramount Pictures and MTV Films blatantly tried to keep the movie, which debuted Friday, away from critics to prevent opening-day reviews…

Review of Protocols of Zion (2005)

By Eleanor Ringel Cater (614) for Atlanta Journal-Constitution (910) on 01 Dec 2005

The new documentary Protocols of Zion would be almost funny if it weren't so downright disgusting. And depressing…

Review of Ushpizin (2004)

By Eleanor Ringel Cater (614) for Atlanta Journal-Constitution (910) on 01 Dec 2005

An unexpected delight from an unlikely source, Ushpizin is the first feature film set inside the closed community of Jerusalem's ultra-Orthodox Jews…

Review of The Ice Harvest (2005)

By Eleanor Ringel Gillespie (205) for Atlanta Journal-Constitution (910) on 23 Nov 2005

Neither funny enough nor black enough, The Ice Harvest is a lazy, haphazard picture that spins its wheels like a Kia on an icy road…

Review of The Dying Gaul (2005)

By Steve Murray (153) for Atlanta Journal-Constitution (910) on 23 Nov 2005

Like minimalist composer Steve Reich's prickly, tense music on the soundtrack, the movie itself is too often too intellectual, experimental…

Review of Yours, Mine & Ours (2005)

By Phil Kloer (14) for Atlanta Journal-Constitution (910) on 23 Nov 2005

What matters is how stale and charmless this movie feels, how hard the actors all work in the service of mediocrity, and how shameless Hollywood…

Review of Yours, Mine and Ours (1968)

By Phil Kloer (14) for Atlanta Journal-Constitution (910) on 23 Nov 2005

What matters is how stale and charmless this movie feels, how hard the actors all work in the service of mediocrity, and how shameless Hollywood…

Review of The Ice Harvest (2005)

By Eleanor Ringel Cater (614) for Atlanta Journal-Constitution (910) on 23 Nov 2005

Neither funny enough nor black enough, The Ice Harvest is a lazy, haphazard picture that spins its wheels like a Kia on an icy road…

Review of Bee Season (2005)

By Eleanor Ringel Cater (614) for Atlanta Journal-Constitution (910) on 22 Nov 2005

Bee Season is earnest and heartfelt and respectful. And a botch…

Review of Bee Season (2005)

By Eleanor Ringel Gillespie (205) for Atlanta Journal-Constitution (910) on 22 Nov 2005

Bee Season is earnest and heartfelt and respectful. And a botch…

Review of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005)

By Eleanor Ringel Gillespie (205) for Atlanta Journal-Constitution (910) on 17 Nov 2005

Goblet of Fire is indisputably the best movie in the franchise thus far…

Review of The Squid and the Whale (2005)

By Eleanor Ringel Cater (614) for Atlanta Journal-Constitution (910) on 17 Nov 2005

Hilarious, harrowing and heartbreaking, The Squid and the Whale is one of the best movies of the year…

Review of The Squid and the Whale (2005)

By Eleanor Ringel Gillespie (205) for Atlanta Journal-Constitution (910) on 17 Nov 2005

Hilarious, harrowing and heartbreaking, The Squid and the Whale is one of the best movies of the year…

Review of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005)

By Eleanor Ringel Cater (614) for Atlanta Journal-Constitution (910) on 17 Nov 2005

Goblet of Fire is indisputably the best movie in the franchise thus far…

Review of Walk the Line (2005)

By Bob Longino (100) for Atlanta Journal-Constitution (910) on 17 Nov 2005

It's engaging, involving stuff, walking a fine line between reality and art…

Review of Kiss Kiss (Bang Bang) (2001)

By Eleanor Ringel Cater (614) for Atlanta Journal-Constitution (910) on 10 Nov 2005

Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang could be construed as a kind of oblique mea culpa, but Black is having too much fun to seem all that apologetic…

Review of Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (2005)

By Eleanor Ringel Gillespie (205) for Atlanta Journal-Constitution (910) on 10 Nov 2005

Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang could be construed as a kind of oblique mea culpa, but Black is having too much fun to seem all that apologetic…

Review of Paradise Now (2005)

By Steve Murray (153) for Atlanta Journal-Constitution (910) on 10 Nov 2005

The movie is driven by the characters' passionate, despairing arguments about the fine line between victimization and violence…

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