ROTTEN TOMATOES: Kevin Courrier

WORST REVIEWED FILMS

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 ...	*(1-19* of 19)**

Sort by RATING	Sort by ADD DATE (default)	Sort by TITLE \| YEAR	Sort by T-METER
0/5	"It isn't funny, magical, or realistic. In fact, it's downright unwatchable." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Sep 26, 2005	Romance & Cigarettes (2007)	53%
0/5	"While attempting to be a bold examination of incest, sadomasochism and anality, Honore's adaptation of the Bataille novel instead becomes ludicrous indulgence." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted May 22, 2005	Ma Mere (2005)	12%
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%
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%
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%
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%
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%
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%
1/5	"Gabrielle reeks of the same snobbery it denounces in others." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Oct 15, 2005	Gabrielle (2005)	75%
1/5	"Although the picture is aggressively ambitious, there isn't an ounce of common sense anywhere in it." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Nov 28, 2004	Beyond the Sea (2004)	42%
1/5	"A family drama so overwrought that it puts you in a state of profound disbelief." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Nov 28, 2004	Imaginary Heroes (2004)	34%
1/5	"*For all its hysterical bleating about the pervasive evils of corporate control, The Corporation* is itself a conformist piece of propaganda that has its own corporate mindset.*" -- Boxoffice Magazine* Posted Jun 4, 2004	The Corporation (2004)	90%
1/5	"Wiseman, who has an extensive background in art direction, has art directed this film to death." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Sep 19, 2003	Underworld (2003)	30%
1/5	"*'People can be so cruel,' one character says after finding a poisoned animal. Judging by Dog Days, so can movie directors." -- Boxoffice Magazine* Posted Jan 9, 2004	Dog Days (2002)	48%
1/5	"Nothing more than a slapstick patchwork of vignettes that grow more tiresome as the movie progresses." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Sep 27, 2002	Welcome to Collinwood (2002)	54%
1/4	"A limp Eddie Murphy vehicle that even he seems embarrassed to be part of." -- Globe and Mail Posted Aug 18, 2002	The Adventures of Pluto Nash (2002)	6%
1/4	"Soul Survivors is such a numbingly opaque and enervating movie experience that even Jeepers Creepers seems poetic and luminous by comparison." -- Globe and Mail Posted Sep 10, 2001	Soul Survivors (2001)	4%
1/4	"Instead of providing alluring personalities, Zeig and Wittig create vague archetypes to make their glib ideological points." -- Globe and Mail Posted Aug 17, 2001	The Girl (2001)	13%

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 ...	*(1-19* of 19)**

* 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