Any minor annoyances are eclipsed by great performances from the entire cast.

Hilarious.

Thornton has written himself the role of a lifetime, yet he plays Karl with neither condescension nor saintliness.

If all history lessons were this stylish, elementary school would have been a better place.

What more can we ask from a romantic comedy?

The journey -- long, dark, pungent, and twisted as it is -- is well worth the taking.

Despite uneven pacing -- Girl, Interrupted deftly collapses then and now to create a very personal film filled with heart-tugs and surprisingly funny moments.

For now, there are enough big laughs and women in tight clothing to make this one of the best comedy sequels in recent memory and a worthy candidate for the smart, no-brainer comedy of the summer.

Overall, a solid piece of film that not only entertains but also educates.

The electrifying jolt that they gave to a moribund music scene, and British society in particular, is still riveting to watch.

Funny, profane and surprisingly painful at times.

Not to be missed, one of the year's best, a whole lotta laughs, and 4-stars all rolled into one.

This is a warm, accessible story with delightful characters and a nice metaphor about following your own rules.

Compellingly watchable.

What makes up for the, at times, slow-moving theatrics is the physical beauty of Pleasantville.

This Andy has "Oscar" written all over it.

High Fidelity’s hip structure and offbeat characters provide consistent laughs and a good time.

Entertaining and educational.

Moore and Fiennes both give impassioned, sexy performances.

Lawrence goes the extreme distance to make you fall out of your chair laughing.

An ultra-violent cinematic rendering which will appeal to those moviegoers who like their action dramas laced with nice touches of meta-physicality and left-of-center humor.

It's some scary fun to watch.

A devilishly fun blow-em-up that pits The Terminator vs. The Fallen One.

Succeeds at getting the viewer to buy into its premise, thanks to solid, often moving characterizations and the gripping way the plot is spun.

See Wonder Boys for the acting, particularly McDormand and Maguire, but use the goofy moments to get popcorn refills.

Does exactly what it should: Take the wee ones on a vicarious trip through an adventure both visually terrifying and emotionally thrilling at the same time.

Emerges as a thoughtful reflection on the many roles women must play throughout their lives.

Frequently hilarious, often profound, and occasionally stupid.