Start here:

• Academic Search Complete
  
  Tip: Scroll down to the 'Limit Your Results' section. Go to 'Document Type' and choose 'Entertainment Review.'


• JSTOR
  
  Tip: Click on 'Advanced Search'. Look for 'These Types' below the grey search box, and click the checkbox for 'Review.'


• LexisNexis Academic
  
  Tip: Click 'News' (left side of screen). For 'Step One: Select a news category,' choose 'Arts & Sports News.' For 'Step Two: Select a News Source,' choose 'Book, movie, music, & play reviews.'


• Readers' Guide Full Text
  Tip: Click the 'Readers' Guide Full Text' checkbox near the top of the screen. Go to 'Document Type' and choose 'Film Review.'


• Research Library Complete
  
  Tip: Click 'More Search Options' (near the bottom of the page). Go to 'Document Type' and choose 'Film Review.'

Internet resources for film reviews:

• Rotten Tomatoes
  


• Internet Movie Database
  

Film reviews in subject databases:

• Humanities Abstracts
  
  Tip: Click the 'Humanities Abstracts' checkbox near the top of the screen. Go to 'Document Type' and choose 'Film Review.'


• The New York Times (1851-2002)
  


• The New York Times (mid 1990s-present)
  
  Tip: Type film review in the first search box and choose 'Column' from the pull-down menu to the right of it. Type the title of the film in the second search box.


• Newspaper Abstracts
  
  Tip: Go to 'Article Type' and choose 'Movie Review.'


• Project Muse Journals
  
  Tip: Type the title of the book in the search box and choose 'Title Reviewed' from the pull-down menu to the right of it.

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