LAT	RTMC	RTC
documentary
The Interrupters	yes	100	100	*d:inspirational
We Were Here	yes	100	100	d:how the AIDS epidemic devastated and transformed San Francisco's gay community.
Summer Pasture	yes	100		d:has an earthy intimacy and compassion for its subjects
Senna	yes	92	87	d:a moving tribute to one of the best Formula One drivers who ever lived
Bobby Fischer Against the World	yes	86	100	d:expertly constructed
The Black Power Mixtape 1967-1975	yes	84	86	*d:electric
Life in a Day	yes	81	75	d:tries to capture the rhythms and unravel the rhymes of a single 24-hour period.
Pearl Jam Twenty	yes	65	50	d:celebrates the Seattle rock band on its 20th anniversary
Resurrect Dead: The Mystery of the Toynbee Tiles	yes	61	67	d:something mysterious, a little strange and a lot of fun.
El Bulli: Cooking in Progress	yes	54	64	*d:behind the scenes at the restaurant hailed as the most influential in the world.
Programming the Nation?	yes	43	33	d:profoundly disturbing, as ambitious as it is provocative
The Harvest/La Cosecha	yes			d:the physical toll of migrant farm work on young workers
Darwin	yes			d:a beautiful, elegiac work with unexpected impact and meaning
There Was Once	yes			d:illuminating
Shut Up Little Man! An Audio Misadventure	so-so	71	63	taped arguments of alcoholics [and] their strange and increasingly sad afterlife
Battle for Brooklyn	so-so	70	67	d:Although not exactly even-handed, the movie proves a deft look at a reluctant crusader
Jane's Journey	so-so	45	40	d:does not make for compelling cinema
Granito: How to Nail a Dictator	so-so	45	20	d:a naggingly studied tone
The Boy Mir: Ten Years in Afghanistan	so-so			d:gets under your skin in ways that are memorable and poignantly real
Rebirth	so-so			d:suffers occasionally from sentimental overreach
The Whale	so-so			d:the talking-head testimony, it grows repetitive
Magic Trip: Ken Kesey's Search for a Kool Place	no	64	64	d:a psychedelic trip to nowhere
The Weird World of Blowfly	no	60		d:The music is dirty and the film is a downer
Finding Joe	no	43		d:weighed down by a barrage of declarations from zealots
Chasing Madoff	no	41	25	d:frenzied
Born and Bred	no	33		d:reaches for some big-picture connect-the-dots it can never quite pull together
Sarah Palin: You Betcha!	no	29	17	d:stale and journalistically lacking
In Search of God	no			d:painfully inept
Connected	no			d:dizzyingly jammed with animated and archival imagery
animated
Nine Nation Animation	yes	93	100	*accomplished shorts from around the world
The Smurfs	no	21	24	By turns grating and cloying, misguided.
regular movies
Weekend	yes	96	100	a moving and empathetic look at how relationships develop
Rapt	yes	95	83	*Well-acted and procedurally sleek
Moneyball	yes	94	97	*a story that goes beyond baseball.
The Guard	yes	94	89	*a great gust of very funny fresh air.
Silent Souls	yes	93	100	*a marvel
Take Shelter	yes	93	93	*a world of darkness visible and unexpected light, as recognizable as it is surreal
50/50	yes	93	88	maintains its balance remarkably well.
Point Blank	yes	92	100	*Unfolding at a blistering clip from its slam-bang opening through its bravura close
Attack the Block	yes	89	86	*works as both a sci-fi horror flick and a teen adventure film.
Bellflower	yes	88	100	*male aggression, fractured love, one tricked-out muscle car and a homemade flamethrower
Detective Dee and the Mystery of the Phantom Flame	yes	87	89	*splendid, action-filled period epic
Tucker & Dale vs. Evil	yes	87	89	*a refreshingly upending horror-comedy bromance.
The Hedgehog	yes	86	100	an exquisite, intimate film of restraint and delicacy
Higher Ground	yes	84	87	intelligence, wit and mature spirit
Mozart's Sister	yes	82	89	societal inequalities act as a dissonant countermelody to a famous artist's biography
Rise of the Planet of the Apes	yes	81	79	*Smart, fun and thoroughly enjoyable
The Myth of the American Sleepover	yes	77	73	evoking a coming of age as it should be rather than the way it really is.
The Debt	yes	77	71	*a superbly crafted espionage thriller packed with Israeli-Nazi score settling
Gainsbourg: A Heroic Life	yes	76	60	Unconventional, imaginative, nothing if not audacious
Mysteries of Lisbon	yes	75	83	*moves with its own logic, dreamlike and unshakable.
Crazy, Stupid, Love	yes	75	76	*grand romantic gesture about grand romantic gestures
Fright Night	yes	74	88	*clever, funny remake of the 1985 vampire film
The Help	yes	73	68	an unlikely rebellion in a Southern town in the 1960s
Littlerock	yes	72	67	ethereal and ephemeral musing on the art and artifice of communication.
The Mill and the Cross	yes	71	63	dramatizes the creation of Pieter Bruegel's 1564 painting "The Way to Calvary"
Griff the Invisible	yes	69	44	comically dismantles our superhero-worshiping culture
Good Neighbors	yes	65	75	*Quirky, creepy and increasingly involving
Mr. Nice	yes	57	80	*a compelling film about international drug trafficker Howard Marks
"3" (Drei)	yes	50	43	involving, even when sentimentality creeps [in]
The Sleeping Beauty	yes	46		*Sly and playful, it's a beauty.
Colombiana	yes	36	50	a scandalous blend of action, sex and violence
Special Treatment	yes	33	40	complex, compassionate and endlessly illuminating
Creature	yes	11	14	*delightfully dopey
Politics of Love	yes			clever and lively
Bodyguard	yes			*a rousing example of Bollywood-style pure escapist entertainment
My Brother's Bride	yes			the singing, dancing and settings, including the Taj Mahal, are stunning.
My Afternoons With Margueritte	yes			as soft and light as a summer breeze
@urFrenz	yes			bracing yet understated drama.
Dolphin Tale	so-so	83	88	well-meaning if stridently heart-tugging
Contagion	so-so	82	82	some of its many plot strands play out less convincingly than others
The Future	so-so	81	75	The film doesn't have much of a motor. But there's a lot to like, and to admire.
Circumstance	so-so	75	75	sometimes choppy narrative
Our Idiot Brother	so-so	67	67	[An] amiable, if underachieving comedy
Amigo	so-so	62	64	Uneven but ultimately affecting
Glee: The 3D Concert Movie	so-so	61	52	the hullabaloo might be lost on anyone who isn't a 'Gleek.'
Gun Hill Road	so-so	58	44	narrative conflict leads inexorably into clichéd parent-child showdown
House of Boys	so-so	57		a mostly winning combo of sex, old-fashioned corn, romance-novel fantasy and AIDS tragedy
Puncture	so-so	55	78	more downer than dander-raiser
Brighton Rock	so-so	51	38	stylish but heavy-going
Berlin 36	so-so	50		doesn't clear the bar for dramatic impact
30 Minutes or Less	so-so	44	34	just sharp enough at its peaks to be frustrating in its valleys
Beware the Gonzo	so-so	44		feels timid and unadventurous
The Afterlight	so-so	38	0	glacially paced, symbolism-heavy
Conan the Barbarian	so-so	26	23	it's kind of a wicked blast to watch, especially if you're in the mood for some righteous revenge.
Machine Gun Preacher	so-so	22	13	could have used a good deal more of his discipline
Apollo 18	so-so	21	0	a low-key and unassuming film of rising tension rather than big scares or wild shocks.
The Neighbor	so-so			"Neighbor" is no masterpiece but is distinctive and deeply felt.
The Road to Freedom	so-so			needs more shape, more nuance and more punch.
Drive	no	93	84	uncomfortable mixing of classic noir and contemporary mayhem.
Warrior	no	82	82	shows promise before ultimately overdosing on its own testosterone
The Whistleblower	no	64	53	too well-intentioned for its own good
Don't Be Afraid of the Dark	no	59	47	Scary … at least until about 30 minutes in
Final Destination 5	no	57	26	Prepare to groan
3D Sex and Zen: Extreme Ecstasy	no	50		It plays more as pretense than plot
Archie's Final Project	no	50		Self-consciously fizzy but tasteless and ultimately sour
The Devil's Double	no	49	58	relentlessly violent and lurid
Cowboys & Aliens	no	44	53	A leaden mash-up of western and science-fiction elements that ends up noisy, grotesque and unappealing
Margaret	no	43	36	a turbulent, unrealized dream
Restless	no	37	24	ultimately runs aground on the film's overly familiar trappings.
Straw Dogs	no	36	46	miscast, barely functional in terms of technique, stupid and unnecessary
A Good Old Fashioned Orgy	no	29	45	uneven
One Day	no	27	25	the pieces never come together in this disappointing romantic drama
Shark Night 3D	no	24		a disposable hard-body-count B movie
What's Your Number?	no	23	7	a sub-par romantic comedy
Spy Kids: All the Time in the World in 4D	no	23		isn't so much bad as it is just boring
The Change-Up	no	21	18	hacky and repellent
Stay Cool	no	20		cartoonish figures, bad jokes and hackneyed situations
I Don't Know How She Does It	no	17	14	enough to make you urp.
Bunraku	no	16	20	gets lost in its bells and whistles
Seven Days in Utopia	no	13	7	earnest but as flat as the Texas terrain.
Tanner Hall	no	13	0	Detention would be better than watching 'Tanner Hall'
Dream House	no	8	0	fails to scare up any thrills
The Family Tree	no	7	0	scattered
Abduction	no	3	0	the all-star elders surrounding our squinting hero
The Perfect Age of Rock 'n' Roll	no	0	0	Neither the nods to musical greatness nor the '70s-cred presence of Peter Fonda dispels the hokeyness of the story.
Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star	no	0	0	Unfunny sexual euphemisms abound, making for a lazy, R-rated comedy.
Where the Road Meets the Sun	no			lots of missed connections, earnest but inorganic, trying hard but uninvolving
Café	no			either mundane or clichéd — or both.
One Fall	no			ultimately feels minor and superficial
First Dog	no			spottily acted … corn and treacle.