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3/5	No article or quote available Posted Feb 21, 2004	Poetic Justice (1993)	38%
4/5	No article or quote available Posted Feb 21, 2004	Kindergarten Cop (1990)	48%
1/5	Trashy, stupid, schlock-y, and completely dull. Posted Feb 21, 2004	Office Killer (1998)	13%
1/5	Enter Harmony Korine's directorial debut: new trends in discouraging filmmaking. Posted Feb 21, 2004	Gummo (1997)	29%
5/5	Still to this day it doesn't come off as cheesy and that's because the filmmakers never approached it as such. Posted Feb 21, 2004	King Kong (1933)	100%
3/5	It works fairly on the screen, but holds none of the effectiveness of Guest's novel. Posted Feb 21, 2004	Ordinary People (1980)	90%
3/5	Filled with holes, gaps, and the ilk, it's a minor Van Damme, meaning there is some minor fun. Posted Feb 21, 2004	Timecop (1994)	44%
3/5	Hardly an obstacle to the Disney machine, it is still plesant. Posted Feb 21, 2004	Ferngully: The Last Rainforest (1992)	67%
3/5	The franchise hasn't changed, but that means the humor is still amiably the same, too. Posted Feb 21, 2004	Police Academy 3 - Back in Training (1986)	40%
5/5	Arguably among the very best science-fiction contemporaries. Posted Feb 21, 2004	The Terminator (1984)	100%
1/5	Slipshod, disconnected, uninvolving, and utterly boring. Posted Dec 31, 2003	Porcile (1969)	60%
3/5	Holds its own within the steadiness of the trilogy. Posted Jul 12, 2003	Die Hard 3: Die Hard With a Vengeance (1995)	45%
3/5	No article or quote available Posted Jul 11, 2003	A View to a Kill (1985)	48%
5/5	Resnais is one of the few true directors to evoke such a cerebral cinema. Posted Jul 11, 2003	Hiroshima Mon Amour (1959)	95%
5/5	No article or quote available Posted Jul 11, 2003	Westworld (1973)	90%
1/5	*Trashy and exploitational. Clark comes off like a skuzzy pornographer taking advantage of his cast while using a faux v�rit�* excuse as his accomplice.** Posted Jul 11, 2003	Kids (1995)	52%
5/5	No article or quote available Posted Jul 11, 2003	The French Connection (1971)	97%
4/5	No article or quote available Posted Jul 11, 2003	The Big Sleep (1946)	95%
4/5	No article or quote available Posted Jul 11, 2003	Dream With the Fishes (1997)	58%
4/5	No article or quote available Posted Jul 11, 2003	Waiting for Guffman (1997)	91%
3/5	No article or quote available Posted Jul 11, 2003	Michael (1997)	36%
3/5	It deals with challenging issues for the younger crowd in a sensitive manner and is still able to avoid patronizing the parent viewers. Posted Jul 11, 2003	Fluke (1995)	33%
3/5	No article or quote available Posted Jul 11, 2003	Padre Padrone (1977)	100%
1/5	Silly action yarn furthering the demise of van Peebles. Posted Jul 11, 2003	Solo (1996)	0%
5/5	A rich and vivid telling of the classic story under the elegant direction of Jean Cocteau. Posted Jul 11, 2003	Beauty and the Beast (1946)	95%
0/5	*The immediate reaction after seeing this movie aims to match it with a more appropriate title modeled from the direction and acting: Jack Off.* Posted Jul 11, 2003	Knock Off (1998)	6%
3/5	Bates and Tandy shine in what is essentially an extended flashback with the occasional present day bookends. Posted Jul 11, 2003	Fried Green Tomatoes (1991)	82%
1/5	Generic racial drama, hindered by a clubfooted direction and lumbering performances. Posted Jul 11, 2003	The Glass Shield (1995)	69%
5/5	Easily classifiable as one of the top ten films of all time. Posted Jul 11, 2003	Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964)	100%
0/5	*So pathetic, that the filmmakers are not above making gay jokes about animals* in San Francisco!** Posted Jul 11, 2003	Homeward Bound 2 - Lost in San Francisco (1995)	56%
1/5	No article or quote available Posted Jul 11, 2003	Just Cause (1995)	23%
2/5	Only one of the segments warrants viewing, and even at its level there is not much to be impressed by aside from Sevigny's performance. Posted Jul 11, 2003	If These Walls Could Talk 2 (2000)	n/a
5/5	*Its ability to jump around vignette-style allows Allen to generously spread his hilarious schtick* to a broad number of subjects without fear of dilution. One of Allen's unsung classics.** Posted Jul 11, 2003	Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex, But Were Afraid to Ask (1972)	88%
0/5	*An insult to Hispanic cinema. It wouldn't last a round in the ring with Girlfight.* Posted Jul 11, 2003	Price of Glory (2000)	30%
4/5	No article or quote available Posted Jul 11, 2003	The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966)	98%
1/5	Put simply: wipe-out! Posted Jul 10, 2003	In God's Hands (1998)	0%
0/5	As dumb as George's I.Q. is low, and as funny as Fraser's career. Posted Jul 10, 2003	George of the Jungle (1997)	53%
4/5	Although this is often mistaken for being directed by Tim Burton, his unique and creative imagination is clearly the film's fuel, followed ,of course, by the impressive claymation. Posted Jul 10, 2003	The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993)	97%
2/5	It cannot conjure the romanticism of which it talks about. Posted Jul 10, 2003	Don Juan de Marco (1995)	71%
0/5	A humid and sweaty potboiler that fritters away the potential to be hot and steamy. Posted Jul 10, 2003	Heaven's Prisoners (1996)	11%
0/5	Blandly falls into the cracks of cinema. Posted Jul 10, 2003	One Man's Hero (1998)	38%
5/5	Maybe the best Christmas movie ever made! Posted Jul 10, 2003	A Christmas Story (1984)	88%
2/5	While it isn't as bad as it was initially built up to be, it is an early example of why videogames don't make good movies. Posted Jul 10, 2003	Super Mario Bros. (1993)	6%
2/5	Respectable actors aside, it's no more than a dryasdust history lesson. Posted Jul 10, 2003	The Madness of King George (1995)	93%
5/5	A tight-fitting example of a neo-classic. Posted Jul 10, 2003	A Clockwork Orange (1971)	90%
4/5	A powerful performance from Alfre Woodard captured by Angelou's quiet, poetic direction. Posted Jul 10, 2003	Down in the Delta (1998)	76%
3/5	*Twisted and grotesque, but merely baby-steps compared with Hellbound: Hellraiser II.* Posted Jul 10, 2003	Hellraiser (1987)	61%
3/5	Simple-minded situation comedy, but undeniably appealing. Posted Jul 10, 2003	Three Men and a Baby (1988)	71%
2/5	The misogynistic twist at the end is an acquiescence in the worst sort of way. Posted Jul 10, 2003	The Stepford Wives (1975)	67%
3/5	Gimmick-y, sitcom-type fun. Posted Jul 10, 2003	National Lampoon's Vacation (1983)	97%

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