ROTTEN TOMATOES: Bill Muller

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5/5	"A compelling, tear-jerking look at a vital piece of our infrastructure gone awry." -- Arizona Republic Posted Jun 28, 2007	Sicko (2007)	93%
4/4	"*It's a pleasing blend of Abbott and Costello and Foul Play, tickling the audience in all the right spots." -- Arizona Republic* Posted Jul 27, 2006	Scoop (2006)	37%
4/4	"Haggis challenges our common conceptions about race and allows no character to escape his own hypocrisy." -- Arizona Republic Posted May 5, 2005	Crash (2005)	75%
5/5	"*Saying this movie is about boxing is akin to saying Citizen Kane* is about a sled.*" -- Arizona Republic* Posted Jan 6, 2005	Million Dollar Baby (2004)	91%
5/5	"With Sideways, the director of Election and About Schmidt has cobbled together his most mature, complete effort to date, a film that utilizes his off-kilter sense of humor and his ability to construct believable characters." -- Arizona Republic Posted Nov 4, 2004	Sideways (2004)	96%
5/5	"Making a movie about anyone's life requires a director to make choices, and Hackford wasn't trying for a painstaking re-creation. Instead, he chose to focus -- like Charles himself -- on the soul." -- Arizona Republic Posted Oct 28, 2004	Ray (2004)	81%
5/5	"Every year needs a challenging masterwork, a movie that defies filmmaking convention and leaves an indelible mark on the collective psyche." -- Arizona Republic Posted Dec 25, 2003	21 Grams (2003)	82%
5/5	"Not only has Jackson boldly and faithfully brought J.R.R. Tolkien's world to life, he's created the most epic and sweeping fantasy adventure of all time." -- Arizona Republic Posted Dec 18, 2003	The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003)	94%
5/5	"The movie inspired three sequels and remains undeniably frightening. It also marks a significant step in the evolution of modern science-fiction films." -- Arizona Republic Posted Oct 30, 2003	Alien: The Director's Cut (2003)	94%
5/5	"Kill Bill not only lives up to the hype, it exceeds it, with some of the most amazing fight sequences ever filmed." -- Arizona Republic Posted Oct 9, 2003	Kill Bill Vol. 1 (2003)	85%
5/5	"It's a wonderful film, all subtlety and grace, from the delicate script of writer-director Sofia Coppola to the finely tuned efforts of Bill Murray, who gives a still, laconic yet mesmerizing performance." -- Arizona Republic Posted Sep 18, 2003	Lost in Translation (2003)	95%
5/5	"A fish story that hooks you from the opening scene." -- Arizona Republic Posted May 29, 2003	Finding Nemo (2003)	98%
5/5	"Traffic was brilliant fiction, but City of God proves that true stories often pack the most punch." -- Arizona Republic Posted Mar 7, 2003	City of God (2003)	92%
5/5	"It is a singularly impressive work, able to generate laughs one moment and tears the next." -- Arizona Republic Posted Feb 21, 2003	Talk to Her (2002)	92%
5/5	"Each deft stroke of Payne's pen is matched by a Nicholson flourish, transforming the film into a moving, bittersweet ballet." -- Arizona Republic Posted Jan 3, 2003	About Schmidt (2002)	85%
5/5	"A textbook example of fearless filmmaking, exhibiting a brand of gritty realism that's hard to watch but impossible to ignore." -- Arizona Republic Posted Mar 4, 2002	Monster's Ball (2001)	86%
4.5/5	"Like the burbling soup that plays a key part in Ratatouille, the movie is a delectable blend of ingredients that tickles the palette and leaves you hungry for more." -- Arizona Republic Posted Jun 28, 2007	Ratatouille (2007)	95%
4.5/5	"In coming up with one of the finest modern fantasies to date, del Toro seamlessly blends two stories, one set in the aftermath of the Spanish Civil War and the other in a parallel realm of fairies and fauns." -- Arizona Republic Posted Jan 18, 2007	Pan's Labyrinth (2006)	96%
4.5/5	"[This] absorbing and thoughtful take on the plight of the trapped, desperate and suicidal Japanese troops, outstrips its companion piece. That's not a statement on patriotism; it addresses the nature of Eastwood's approach and basic human nature." -- Arizona Republic Posted Jan 11, 2007	Letters From Iwo Jima (2006)	91%
4.5/5	"*Everything comes together in Children of Men, from Owen's white-knuckled performance to the eclectic soundtrack." -- Arizona Republic* Posted Dec 26, 2006	Children of Men (2006)	92%
4.5/5	"As each story comes to its conclusion, some characters rise above, while others are crushed under the weight of the day's events. The tales are equal parts miracle and tragedy. And that's often what life is, which makes Babel ring true." -- Arizona Republic Posted Nov 10, 2006	Babel (2006)	68%
4.5/5	"*It took a while, but Martin Scorsese has returned to the Mean Streets." -- Arizona Republic* Posted Oct 5, 2006	The Departed (2006)	92%
4.5/5	"The word 'quirky' is overused, but Little Miss Sunshine deserves the tag. As with Napoleon Dynamite, the quirkiness in this film comes from honest characters, not desperate-to-be-different caricatures in such films as Garden State." -- Arizona Republic Posted Aug 10, 2006	Little Miss Sunshine (2006)	91%
4.5/5	"With this unflinching account of that day, Stone has made the most important film of his long career." -- Arizona Republic Posted Aug 8, 2006	World Trade Center (2006)	70%
4.5/5	"It's hard to imagine any American not being moved by this film." -- Arizona Republic Posted Apr 27, 2006	United 93 (2006)	91%
4.5/5	"If you count yourself among the curious, spend an afternoon with George." -- Arizona Republic Posted Feb 9, 2006	Curious George (2006)	69%
4.5/5	"*Spielberg's usual competence is on display, in many ways, but Munich* is like no other Spielberg movie.*" -- Arizona Republic* Posted Dec 22, 2005	Munich (2005)	77%
4.5/5	"*There's no contest. Brokeback Mountain* is the most poignant movie love story of the year.*" -- Arizona Republic* Posted Dec 20, 2005	Brokeback Mountain (2005)	87%
4.5/5	"Don't look now, but Jeff Daniels' days as 'the other Jeff' may be coming to an end." -- Arizona Republic Posted Nov 23, 2005	The Squid and the Whale (2005)	94%
4.5/5	"*In Walk the Line, Joaquin Phoenix doesn't look exactly like Johnny Cash. He doesn't sound exactly like Cash, either. But he is Johnny Cash." -- Arizona Republic* Posted Nov 17, 2005	Walk the Line (2005)	83%
4.5/5	"It's rare to find a filmmaker who can deliver such a message and keep us riveted every minute of screen time. But Cronenberg manages it, making A History of Violence one of his best, and most realistic, films ever." -- Arizona Republic Posted Sep 29, 2005	A History of Violence (2005)	87%
4.5/5	"A nostalgic, sentimental and wholly bawdy comedy that will make you laugh until your sides hurt." -- Arizona Republic Posted Aug 18, 2005	The 40-Year-Old Virgin (2005)	84%
4.5/5	"An elegant, evocative film." -- Arizona Republic Posted Aug 4, 2005	Broken Flowers (2005)	86%
4.5/5	"[Rubin and Shapiro] were good enough to recognize wheelchair rugby as a prime documentary topic and lucky enough to uncover a collection of human stories that makes Murderball more than just another sports movie." -- Arizona Republic Posted Jul 21, 2005	Murderball (2005)	98%
4.5/5	"It took 22 years, but the Jedi has finally returned." -- Arizona Republic Posted May 16, 2005	Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith (2005)	79%
4.5/5	"Kung Fu Hustle will not only please martial-arts fans, it's witty and energetic enough to engage those who usually ignore such choreographed Asian dust-ups." -- Arizona Republic Posted Apr 21, 2005	Kung Fu Hustle (2005)	89%
4.5/5	"He does, but you probably won't, especially from watching this movie." -- Arizona Republic Posted Apr 7, 2005	Schultze Gets the Blues (2005)	73%
4.5/5	"*Every now and then, a movie does more than gamely defend the status quo but actually advances the art form. So it is with Sin City, a stunning, brutal vision of a city gone mad." -- Arizona Republic* Posted Mar 31, 2005	Sin City (2005)	77%
4.5/5	"For whatever reason, it's an injustice that Bardem was not nominated for best actor." -- Arizona Republic Posted Feb 17, 2005	The Sea Inside (2004)	82%
4.5/5	"*Zhang proves that Hero* was no accident with House of Flying Daggers, another Chinese period piece resplendent with a dazzling palette and soaring, ambitious fight sequences.*" -- Arizona Republic* Posted Jan 13, 2005	House of Flying Daggers (2004)	88%
4.5/5	"Other Scorsese films have carried more passion, but none has so brilliantly captured a lost era, or a lost American icon." -- Arizona Republic Posted Dec 23, 2004	The Aviator (2004)	88%
4.5/5	"Though Bale deserves all the credit that can be heaped at his feet ... there is far more to this sinister psychological thriller than just exhibiting Bale's emaciated form." -- Arizona Republic Posted Dec 2, 2004	The Machinist (2004)	73%
4.5/5	"A revelation, a challenging yet enlightening journey into the depths of creativity and imagination." -- Arizona Republic Posted Sep 16, 2004	Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence (2004)	63%
4.5/5	"Hero reminds us all why filmmaking is called an art." -- Arizona Republic Posted Aug 26, 2004	Hero (2004)	95%
4.5/5	"Not a film to be ignored." -- Arizona Republic Posted Jun 24, 2004	Fahrenheit 9/11 (2004)	83%
4.5/5	"An animated film that takes familiar Disney archetypes and twists them into vivid, imaginative shapes." -- Arizona Republic Posted Jan 29, 2004	The Triplets of Belleville (2003)	94%
4.5/5	"A whopper of a movie, told by the master of the modern-day fairy tale, Tim Burton." -- Arizona Republic Posted Dec 25, 2003	Big Fish (2003)	77%
4.5/5	"A splendid, robust historical drama." -- Arizona Republic Posted Dec 4, 2003	The Last Samurai (2003)	66%
9/10	"Struggles mightily to win us over, and you have to appreciate the effort." -- Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Posted Jan 1, 2000	Billy Elliot (2000)	85%

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