ROTTEN TOMATOES: Matt McNally

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3/5	"The Devil Came On Horseback sets out to shock. The images caught by Steidle's camera will stay with you long after his personal story - given too much time in relation to events - has faded from memory." -- BBC Posted Apr 11, 2008	The Devil Came On Horseback (2007)	98%
3/5	"Margot oozes poison from start to finish, challenging you to give a damn." -- BBC Posted Feb 26, 2008	Margot at the Wedding (2007)	51%
3/5	"Moments of Gondry inspiration make Be Kind Rewind worth your time, even if you decide to wait for the video." -- BBC Posted Feb 22, 2008	Be Kind Rewind (2008)	65%
4/5	"A playful comedy, which shows off a wicked sense of humour and a real understanding of relationships." -- BBC Posted Aug 31, 2007	2 Days In Paris (2007)	87%
4/5	"A tremendous shaggy dog story that bounds capably between comedy and tragedy." -- BBC Posted Jul 31, 2007	The Hoax (2007)	85%
3/5	"Not everyone will be taken in by the plot's final twist, but even if you guess how Eisenheim does it, you'll be won over by his showmanship." -- BBC Posted Feb 27, 2007	The Illusionist (2006)	75%
2/5	"An interesting history of a leading figure in an important American artform." -- BBC Posted Feb 9, 2007	My Name Is Albert Ayler (2007)	94%
3.5/5	"If geriatric turtles and a dead wife sound like a slow start, that's the point. Rocky films are essentially exercises in delayed gratification." -- Channel 4 Film Posted Jan 15, 2007	Rocky Balboa (2006)	76%
3/5	"...Neil Young has experimented with film many times, but this is by far the most accessible cinematic treatment of his music; a troubadour at the top of his game." -- BBC Posted Oct 3, 2006	Neil Young - Heart of Gold (2006)	90%
3/5	"Enjoyable whether you're a fan of the music or not." -- BBC Posted May 6, 2006	Metal: A Headbanger's Journey (2005)	89%
5/5	"Rock 'n' roll's capacity for recycling legend means the stories of Johnston's life, and the way in which they're told, could easily fall into clich�. Instead they are original, engrossing and sometimes heartbreaking." -- BBC Posted May 6, 2006	The Devil and Daniel Johnston (2006)	87%
3/5	"An energetic, colourful farce that attempts, in its own small way, to figure out why people find it so hard to live in harmony." -- BBC Posted Jan 7, 2006	Only Human (2006)	71%
3/5	"*In the spirit of all good documentaries, Wild Parrots* transcends its ostensive subject.*" -- BBC* Posted Dec 6, 2005	Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill (2005)	95%
2/4	"Yates has given himself so many stories to tell here that his only plausible excuse for Niagara Motel's total lack of dramatic tension or laughs is a script that fails to include a solitary good line." -- BBC Posted Dec 6, 2005	Niagara Motel (2005)	38%
2/5	"As a subject, he's reluctant to navel gaze, and his words -- subtitled because of his low, mumbling speech -- rarely provide an insight into his talent." -- BBC Posted Dec 6, 2005	William Eggleston In The Real World (2005)	89%
3/5	"There is plenty to admire from a technical and artistic standpoint." -- BBC Posted Aug 16, 2005	Appleseed (2004)	19%
4/5	"Shifts in tone but always remains affectingly sweet and human." -- BBC Posted Jun 21, 2005	Torremolinos 73 (2005)	72%
3/5	"An eloquent and moving take on the tragedy of a society that attacks its own and successfully humanises difficult ideas of political and class loyalty." -- BBC Posted May 10, 2005	Machuca (2005)	89%

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