ROTTEN TOMATOES: Jonathan Crocker

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4/5	"Back, baby, back. An excellent police procedural and a personal triumph for Ben Affleck, steering his younger brother to a performance that deserved louder applause from gong juries." -- Total Film Posted Jun 6, 2008	Gone Baby Gone (2007)	94%
No Rating	Click here to read article -- Time Out Posted May 2, 2008	The Unforeseen (2007)	86%
	"It's tough to beat as an outrageously phlegmy deposit in Hollywood's spittoon." -- Channel 4 Film Posted Apr 2, 2008	Blazing Saddles (1974)	89%
2/6	"A desperate violence and urgency spills out in the film�s flash-point set-pieces � not least a sensational car chase, shot through a windscreen, hammering rain and a blur of fear." -- Time Out Posted Dec 13, 2007	We Own The Night (2007)	54%
2/6	"This stunningly derivative Latin ghost chiller might have had audiences Jackson Pollocking their underwear 10 years ago. Now (unless you�ve spent the past decade down a well), only the sheer poverty of ideas is terrifying." -- Time Out Posted Dec 7, 2007	Kilometro 31 (2006)	71%
2/6	"By the climax, his truly ambitious, truly flawed film finally disappears into the �time-space rift� (or whatever) to achieve some sort of cosmic transcendence." -- Time Out Posted Dec 7, 2007	Southland Tales (2007)	34%
3/6	"Dobkin�s film is lit up by a couple of genius scenes: first, a siblings support-group attended by Frank Stallone, Stephen Baldwin and Roger Clinton; second, a superb in-joke triggering Spacey�s redemptive thaw-out, stoking a festive glow against the odds." -- Time Out Posted Nov 29, 2007	Fred Claus (2007)	22%
3/6	"Thanks to its two leads, the film remains vivid, honest and deeply felt." -- Time Out Posted Nov 22, 2007	Talk to Me (2007)	81%
3/6	"Like much of his oeuvre, Scott�s scaled-up movie is bigger than life � and lesser for it. But while never digging deeply or darkly enough to match its own grand vision of itself, slick technique drives the story forward with pace and style." -- Time Out Posted Nov 14, 2007	American Gangster (2007)	79%
3/6	"Scatological grue, nudity, swearing, drug-taking and the chance to watch two grown men wrestle a midget�" -- Time Out Posted Nov 1, 2007	Death at a Funeral (2007)	62%
2/6	"Crudely mangling Arthurian legend into Roman history, this creaky swords �n� sandals romper trundles forward like a hurriedly upholstered TV movie." -- Time Out Posted Oct 19, 2007	The Last Legion (2007)	17%
4/6	"Hoffman and Linney are wonderful -- underplaying so perfectly that crumpled, bittersweet truths continue to surface." -- Time Out Posted Oct 11, 2007	The Savages (2007)	91%
5/5	"Guaranteed to thunder on the big screen." -- Total Film Posted Jul 20, 2007	The Seventh Seal (1957)	95%
4/5	"The Rocky Balboa you were hoping for, dreaming for, and an astonishing personal triumph for Stallone. Bring on Rambo IV?" -- Total Film Posted Jan 15, 2007	Rocky Balboa (2006)	76%
2/5	"Dig deeper than the classy looks and the shovelful of psychological topsoil ... and there's nothing here that hasn't been done before -- and done better." -- BBC Posted Apr 20, 2004	Taking Lives (2004)	23%
2/5	"Lobotomised entertainment that's dark, violent, and hilariously dumb." -- BBC Posted Apr 13, 2004	The Butterfly Effect (2004)	34%

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