 Of the films reviewed, which one received the most positive criticism?
The movie tracks four aging New Yorkers--two men, two women--through their lonely dating rituals, in the process depicting a universe of lusty, coupled-up haves and downcast, excluded have-nots, all viewed Rear Window -style through rectangular openings in the massive apartment houses in which they reside. The director selected his four subjects from many hundreds of potential candidates, followed them around for months, and then scripted their monologues and dialogues to reflect what he says he saw. Michael turns out to be the film's most sympathetic subject--by a wide margin.
 The Slums of Beverly Hills
 There's Something About Mary  Unmade Beds  The Slums of Beverly Hills  The Avengers (new version)