ROTTEN TOMATOES: Kevin Courrier

MOVIE REVIEWS ONLY

Genre: # a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z
Results for All Genres ...	*(1-50* of 161) Next** »

Sort by RATING	Sort by ADD DATE (default)	Sort by TITLE \| YEAR	Sort by T-METER
	"Vince Vaughn's Wild West Comedy Show is a sweet and affecting tribute to the shrewd charms of the American road show." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Jan 4, 2008	Wild West Comedy Show: 30 Days & 30 Nights - Hollywood to the Heartland (2008)	57%
	"Atonement is so good it redeems our faith in intelligent drama." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Dec 7, 2007	Atonement (2007)	83%
	"Chronicle of an Escape pretty much lives up to its title and little else." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Nov 30, 2007	Chronicle of an Escape (2007)	60%
	"Redacted is a provocative, multi-layered anti-war film whose power sneaks up on you." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Nov 16, 2007	Redacted (2007)	43%
2/5	"So bogged down in plot that it has little in the way of suspense." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Sep 29, 2007	Michael Clayton (2007)	91%
3/5	"Sharkwater is a rare advocacy film that arouses both awe and wonder." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Sep 28, 2007	Sharkwater (2007)	81%
2.5/5	"*As it is, Lust, Caution* is only part, movie.*" -- Boxoffice Magazine* Posted Sep 28, 2007	Lust, Caution (2007)	70%
2/5	"Hood, who knows what kind of movies win awards, crafts his tale so that every little detail falls neatly into place." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Sep 22, 2007	Rendition (2007)	48%
	"Rails & Ties is definitely a heart-tugger, but it earns its tears modestly." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Sep 22, 2007	Rails & Ties (2007)	34%
	"*Although not in the same league as his Serpico* or Dog Day Afternoon, it's still a dark little noir about a botched heist with some crackerjack moments.*" -- Boxoffice Magazine* Posted Sep 22, 2007	Before the Devil Knows You're Dead (2007)	88%
3/5	"*Although Into the Wild* carries with it a tragic undercurrent, Penn illuminates the graceful aspects of Christopher's ultimate search for self to overall illuminating effect.*" -- Boxoffice Magazine* Posted Sep 21, 2007	Into the Wild (2007)	83%
2/5	"*Although more seamless and less contrived than writer/director/producer Paul Haggis' Academy Award winning Crash, the picture offers little more than an earnest civics lesson." -- Boxoffice Magazine* Posted Sep 14, 2007	In the Valley of Elah (2007)	72%
2.5/5	"Across the Universe would make for a much stronger picture if Taymor had worked from a better dramatic script, one that fleshed out the characters and made them a distinguishing force out to make history, like the Beatles themselves." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Sep 11, 2007	Across the Universe (2007)	54%
2/5	"Offers mostly empty promises." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Sep 11, 2007	Eastern Promises (2007)	88%
1/5	"Summercamp is so haphazard it might as well be someone's digitally enhanced home movie." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Aug 30, 2007	Summercamp! (2007)	77%
3/5	"*If you've ever been to Paris, the picture's varied takes on the City of Lights is seeped in reverie. If you haven�t, Paris je t'aime* serves as a enticing invitation.*" -- Boxoffice Magazine* Posted May 4, 2007	Paris, Je T'aime (2007)	84%
2/5	"In trying to mock the yuppie subculture by poking fun at people who become obsessed with grass grow-ops and pyramid schemes, Fox shoehorns Coupland's generalizations into a lame character comedy." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Apr 13, 2007	Everything's Gone Green (2007)	69%
3.5/5	"Director Michael Caton-Jones doesn't go for obvious pathos or simple outrage. He approaches the picture's theme with a documentary realism that, scene by scene, heightens the drama." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Mar 18, 2007	Beyond the Gates (2007)	83%
1/5	"Director Neil Jordan, usually a master at creating atmosphere, keeps us at a remote distance throughout." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Dec 30, 2006	The Brave One (2007)	44%
3/5	"Watching the bittersweet exchanges between O'Toole and Vanessa Redgrave, as his former wife, call up memories of a generation of British actors whose graceful style is quickly becoming a distant memory." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Dec 19, 2006	Venus (2006)	89%
3.5/4	"The Host evolves into that rare horror film that becomes inconsolably poignant." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Dec 7, 2006	The Host (2007)	92%
	"Seraphim Falls is a sanctimoniously violent western about retribution and forgiveness with obvious Biblical overtones, references and names." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Dec 7, 2006	Seraphim Falls (2007)	54%
4/5	"The picture captures with a piercing sympathy the ambiguous state of post-Glasnost Russia." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Dec 6, 2006	The Italian (2007)	91%
4/5	"Offside is rewarding because rather than telling us what to think about contemporary Iranian society, Panahi invites us to consider its many paradoxes and possibilities." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Nov 29, 2006	Offside (2006)	95%
2/5	"A terrific subject becomes a tepid morality play." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Nov 29, 2006	Amazing Grace (2007)	70%
1/5	"Candy is a terribly obvious road-to-ruin movie that's bound to produce cavities." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Nov 17, 2006	Candy (2006)	50%
2/5	"The pacing makes you feel like you're trudging through the snow." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Nov 4, 2006	A Little Trip to Heaven (2005)	20%
4/5	"While watching the Chicks balance career and family life, Kopple and Peck paint an intimate portrait of a group breaking free of being a brand." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Oct 30, 2006	Shut Up & Sing (2006)	90%
2/5	"Rather than opening up his subject and illustrating how Bush's death might affect a broad range of opinion, the world's as well as the country�s, Range narrows everything down because it plays more comfortably to the pieties of a partisan audience." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Oct 29, 2006	Death of a President (2006)	36%
5/5	"A fascinating look into the political and psychological underpinnings of communist control in the former German Democratic Republic." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Oct 28, 2006	The Lives of Others (2006)	93%
4/5	"Borat is an equal opportunity offender that doesn't insult your intelligence." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Oct 28, 2006	Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan (2006)	91%
3.5/5	"Former CBS and CNN producer Amy Berg delves with piercing intelligence into one of most shocking scandals that has rocked the Catholic Church in recent years." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Oct 13, 2006	Deliver Us From Evil (2006)	100%
2/5	"A simple and straightforward crime drama that's turned into a needlessly complicated film." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Sep 15, 2006	Haven (2006)	14%
2/5	"*Like last year's Academy Award-winning Crash, Breaking and Entering* is about random collisions between classes and cultures. It's also just as contrived.*" -- Boxoffice Magazine* Posted Sep 14, 2006	Breaking and Entering (2007)	34%
2/5	"Stranger Than Fiction makes for pretty tepid prose." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Sep 13, 2006	Stranger Than Fiction (2006)	73%
1/5	"Theatrical in the worst possible way. People are so busy shouting out abuse, or delivering it, that you wonder if the entire cast is somehow hard of hearing." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted May 12, 2006	Wah-Wah (2006)	52%
3/5	"Slither is as much fun as EC Comics on nitrous oxide." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Apr 8, 2006	Slither (2006)	84%
1/5	"Since the director and co-writer William Brent Bell does little to contrast the contrived and mechanical horror of the game with the mounting horror of the story, we can't invest much sympathy in the plight of the characters." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Apr 1, 2006	Stay Alive (2006)	7%
1/5	"*Besides its hollow assertions, Sorry, Haters* barely makes any sense.*" -- Boxoffice Magazine* Posted Mar 3, 2006	Sorry, Haters (2006)	35%
2/5	"*In describing The House of Sand, one can't help but use obvious metaphors like 'dry' and 'arid,' as they're all too apt." -- Boxoffice Magazine* Posted Jan 22, 2006	House of Sand (2005)	79%
2/5	"*To some, he may suggest the 'Elvis of cultural theory'; to others, though, he might be closer to Peter Finch of Network. In short: a cerebral blowhard." -- Boxoffice Magazine* Posted Nov 18, 2005	Zizek! (2005)	62%
2.5/4	"Mangold cleverly frames the story with Cash's historic 1968 concert in Folsom Prison, but he does little to illuminate its significance to the Man in Black." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Nov 18, 2005	Walk the Line (2005)	83%
1.5/4	"Derailed ends up so frantic that every dramatic curve ball it fires at the audience turns into a clich� heading straight down the heart of the plate." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Nov 11, 2005	Derailed (2005)	20%
4/5	"A loving and beautifully rendered portrait of one of America's largely unheralded artists." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Oct 20, 2005	Be Here to Love Me: A Film About Townes Van Zandt (2005)	93%
1/5	"Gabrielle reeks of the same snobbery it denounces in others." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Oct 15, 2005	Gabrielle (2005)	75%
1/5	"It's clear that Soderbergh is attempting to depict the banality in blue-collar work, but he does it by making the people themselves banal." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Oct 15, 2005	Bubble (2006)	71%
4/5	"Brilliantly illustrates how Johnston's innate musical genius was virtually inseparable from his illness." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Oct 15, 2005	The Devil and Daniel Johnston (2006)	87%
4/5	"*Both richly textured and exquisitely choreographed, Iberia* is one of the most fully realized expressions of love for the art of movement.*" -- Boxoffice Magazine* Posted Oct 15, 2005	Iberia (2005)	n/a
1.5/5	"The film is so concerned with squeezing laughs out of the audience that it barely takes time to make sense of the circumstances." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Oct 15, 2005	Imagine Me & You (2006)	31%
	"The Life and Hard Times of Guy Terrifico is basically a one-note wonder." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Oct 15, 2005	The Life and Hard Times of Guy Terrifico (2005)	80%

Genre: # a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z
Results for All Genres ...	*(1-50* of 161) Next** »

* Sort by Rating: Sort results by this critic's rating. This option is only available for critics with a rating system (4 star, letter grade, 1-10, etc.)
* Sort by T-meter: Sort results by the Tomatometer (percentage of critics recommending a certain movie)

RottenTomatoes.com

RT Spotlights