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David Ansen's Top 10 Movies of the Year | Newsweek Holiday Movie Preview
1. Let the Right One In Stunning from first shot to last, Tomas Alfredson 's mesmerizing Swedish coming of age/love story/horror film redefined the vampire genre. 2. Encounters at the End of the World Werner Herzog 's breathtaking tour of Antarctica. Funny, poetic, cranky and visionary. 3 .Wendy ...
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David Ansen’s Top 10
Awards Daily — ... Newsweek’s David Ansen with another of this year’s classy-but-useless-for-predicting-Oscar Top 10. 1. Let the Right One In “Stunning from first shot to last, Tomas Alfredson’s mesmerizing Swedish coming of age/love story/horror film redefined the vampire genre.” 2. Encounters at the End of the World 3. Wendy and Lucy 4. Frost/Nixon 5. Man on Wire How 6. Silent Light 7. The Wrestler 8. Tropic Thunder 9. Wall-e and Waltz With Bashir (tie) (pet peeve. ok, I’m over the inability of lazy ...

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Mostly Movies — Just picked up this novel over the weekend and can't wait to see the movie. (But I'll have to) Let the Right One In gets a Best of '08 nod. (Newsweek)

How about Nine Top Critic Top Tens? From Dargis to Reed...
RopeofSilicon.com — ... Stories Doubt Trouble the Water Lou Lumenik (New York Post) Slumdog Millionaire WALL-E Milk A Christmas Tale The Curious Case of Benjamin Button Iron Man Revolutionary Road The Visitor Synecdoche, New York Waltz With Bashir David Ansen (Newsweek) Let the Right One In Encounters at the End of the ...

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