From Iwo Jima to Kazakhstan: Our Critics' Top Films of 2006
(By Blake Little -- Twentieth Century Fox Via Bloomberg News)
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Ann Hornaday
1. "Children of Men"
2. "Pan's Labyrinth"
3. "United 93"
4. "Half Nelson"
5. "Notes on a Scandal"
6. "The Departed"
7. "The Heart of the Game"
8. "Neil Young: Heart of Gold"
9. "My Country, My Country"
10. "War Tapes"
Stephen Hunter
1. "Flags of Our Fathers"
2. "Little Miss Sunshine"
3. "Army of Shadows"
4. "Lady Vengeance"
5. "The Departed"
6. "Notes on a Scandal"
7. "Borat"
8. "Sophie Scholl: The Final Days"
9. "Casino Royale"
10. "The Descent"
Desson Thomson
1. "Borat"
2. "Tristram Shandy: A Cock and Bull Story"
3. "United 93"
4. "Apocalypto"
5. "Volver"
6. "Little Miss Sunshine"
7. "An Inconvenient Truth"
8. "Casino Royale"
9. "The Departed"
10. "Brick"
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