ROTTEN TOMATOES: Fernando F. Croce

LISTING OF ALL REVIEWS & ARTICLES

A SAMPLING OF THIS CRITIC'S CINEMATIC TASTE

BEST TO WORST SAMPLING
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4/4	Francesco, Giullare Di Dio
3.5/4	Totally F***ed Up
3/4	Paris Is Burning
2.5/4	Two Men in Town
2/4	The Truman Show
1.5/4	Sky High
1/4	Domino
.5/4	Wild Hogs

BEST REVIEWED
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4/4	The Earrings of Madame De...
4/4	Un Chant d'Amour
4/4	The Crowd
4/4	Hail Mary
4/4	Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter?
4/4	3 Faust
4/4	The Tall Target
4/4	Distant Voices, Still Lives
4/4	The Second Circle
4/4	Marnie
	more...

WORST REVIEWED
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.5/4	Wild Hogs
1/4	The Last Kiss
1/4	Domino
	more...

This critic agrees with the Tomatometer 76% of the time.

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2/4	"Looking at Nick Broomfield's filmography and seeing three decades of documentaries, you'd think that by now he would be more aware of the fallacies of cinematic objectivity." -- Slant Magazine Posted May 6, 2008	Battle for Haditha (2008)	57%
2.5/4	"**In The Aquarium, a fishbowl carved out of desert rock gives Yousry Nasrallah's film its title as well as its presiding image of urban malaise.*" -- Slant Magazine* Posted May 3, 2008	Aquarium (2008)	n/a
	"A lovely and troubling evocation of childhood fantasies." -- Slant Magazine Posted Apr 27, 2008	White Mane (1952)	n/a
3/4	"Beauty in Albert Lamorisse's brand of cinematic poetry stems from a childlike view of the world that sees bliss and sorrow as inseparably bound and equally enchanted." -- Slant Magazine Posted Apr 27, 2008	White Mane (1952)	n/a
	"An academic but intriguing critique from a filmmaker who should be remembered for more than just being Javier Bardem's uncle." -- Slant Magazine Posted Apr 27, 2008	Death of a Cyclist (1955)	n/a
2.5/4	"*Explicitly designed as a shock to the system, Death of a Cyclist* too often settles for academic subversion.*" -- Slant Magazine* Posted Apr 27, 2008	Death of a Cyclist (1955)	n/a
	"The HBO series may have orgies on its side, but Mann's underappreciated epic goes deeper and darker into the fall of Rome." -- Slant Magazine Posted Apr 26, 2008	The Fall of the Roman Empire (1964)	100%
3.5/4	"*Put bluntly, the difference between El Cid* and Fall is the difference between faith in a concept of heroism that can transcend even death.*" -- Slant Magazine* Posted Apr 26, 2008	The Fall of the Roman Empire (1964)	100%
	"It's difficult to see the real brilliance of the Bay Area film scene through this self-congratulatory fog." -- Slant Magazine Posted Apr 4, 2008	Fog City Mavericks (2007)	n/a
2/4	"When "maverick" is thrown around this cheaply, it's just a step for somebody to mount an auteurist case for Chris Columbus." -- Slant Magazine Posted Apr 4, 2008	Fog City Mavericks (2007)	n/a
	"Teshigahara lets Gaud�'s works speak for themselves, and what strange music they make." -- Slant Magazine Posted Mar 25, 2008	Antonio Gaudi (1984)	100%
3/4	"Had Lewis Carroll switched from jotting down his visions to carving them in stone, his works might have looked a lot like Antonio Gaud�'s." -- Slant Magazine Posted Mar 25, 2008	Antonio Gaudi (1984)	100%
1.5/4	"*The first project of the here! gay television network's new movie initiative, Shelter* regrettably plays closer to Lifetime fodder.*" -- Slant Magazine* Posted Mar 23, 2008	Shelter (2008)	53%
3/4	"*The historical and the personal converge in Moving Midway, Godfrey Cheshire's analytical and emotive portrait of ancestral roots and antebellum mystique." -- Slant Magazine* Posted Mar 19, 2008	Moving Midway (2008)	n/a
2/4	"Chow's comic fantasy is a sop to kiddie sentimentality that barely skirts rancid cutesiness by sheer virtue of its strange details." -- Slant Magazine Posted Mar 5, 2008	CJ7 (2008)	44%
	"If Siodmak was less a determinist than Lang, he was also less icy -- he views the fall-guy ordeal of piggy, pathetically lecherous officer Werner Peters with characteristic sympathy." -- CinePassion Posted Mar 3, 2008	The Devil Strikes at Night (1957)	83%
	"Jean-Pierre Melville's great, too little-remembered debut, and a classic example of circumstance leading to aesthetic advance." -- CinePassion Posted Mar 3, 2008	La Silence De La Mer (1947)	100%
	"The tension is between heightened whimsy and its v�rit� settings, or, more specifically, between Jean Cocteau's writing (an adaptation of his 1929 novel) and Jean-Pierre Melville's direction." -- CinePassion Posted Mar 3, 2008	Les Enfants Terribles (1950)	75%
	"Unforgettable, whether you like it or not." -- CinePassion Posted Feb 26, 2008	Santa Sangre (1990)	74%
	"Very much a late '60s freakout, tricked out with car cemeteries and action painting in the nude, the movie is fake-profound but seldom dull." -- CinePassion Posted Feb 26, 2008	Fando y Lis (1967)	67%
	"The film is a canny blend of observation and creation." -- CinePassion Posted Feb 26, 2008	Man of Aran (1934)	93%
	"Flaherty catches it all by coming up with the needed stylistics as the occasions arise." -- CinePassion Posted Feb 26, 2008	Moana (1926)	n/a
	""I much prefer Daffy Duck to Donald Duck." Finally a pens�e I can get behind." -- Slant Magazine Posted Feb 20, 2008	I Want to Go Home (1989)	n/a
2/4	"I Want to Go Home has a splenetic oddball quality at odds with the evanescent tendencies of Alain Resnais' later films." -- Slant Magazine Posted Feb 20, 2008	I Want to Go Home (1989)	n/a
	"Perennial modernist Alain Resnais enters "old man cinema" territory with grace and style." -- Slant Magazine Posted Feb 20, 2008	Melo (1986)	n/a
3/4	"*s he grew older, Alain Resnais revealed the wistful sentimentalist behind the formalist pathfinder of Hiroshima Mon Amour* and Muriel.*" -- Slant Magazine* Posted Feb 20, 2008	Melo (1986)	n/a
	"Conrad Veidt is the original innocent with dirty hands in this memorable bit of Germanic arcana." -- Slant Magazine Posted Feb 18, 2008	The Hands of Orlac (1924)	n/a
	"*Like his more famous The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, Robert Wiene's The Hands of Orlac* is ponderous but indelible.*" -- Slant Magazine* Posted Feb 18, 2008	The Hands of Orlac (1924)	n/a
3.5/4	"The film is a piercing pas de deux that excoriates romance even as its doomed characters are consumed by it." -- Slant Magazine Posted Feb 17, 2008	The Duchess of Langeais (2008)	68%
	"Lindberg executes the vengeance audiences came to cheer, and spiritually dissolves." -- CinePassion Posted Jan 30, 2008	Thriller - A Cruel Picture (1974)	40%
	"A deluxe DVD package to match the grandeur of Mann's admirable epic." -- Slant Magazine Posted Jan 28, 2008	El Cid (1961)	92%
3/4	"*To say that El Cid* is the most intelligent of the elephantine epics of the early '60s is to damn it with faint praise.*" -- Slant Magazine* Posted Jan 28, 2008	El Cid (1961)	92%
	"A robust overview of Frankenheimer's most vital years, despite the recycled extras." -- Slant Magazine Posted Jan 22, 2008	The John Frankenheimer Collection (1961-1998)	n/a
	"An Affair to Remember and a movie to treasure." -- Slant Magazine Posted Jan 20, 2008	An Affair to Remember (1957)	64%
3.5/4	"Often regarded (or dreaded) as the ultimate chick flick, due in no small amount to its fetish-object role in Sleepless in Seattle, An Affair to Remember deserves better than to be the receptor of Meg Ryan's crocodile tears." -- Slant Magazine Posted Jan 20, 2008	An Affair to Remember (1957)	64%
2/4	"*Last year's unwanted-pregnancy sweepstake continues with Lost in Beijing, Li Yu's soap-operatic drama set in China's bustling capital." -- Slant Magazine* Posted Jan 20, 2008	Lost in Beijing (2008)	47%
	"Cornel Wilde's directorial career is ripe for rediscovery. This pure, relentless yarn is a great place to start." -- Slant Magazine Posted Jan 13, 2008	The Naked Prey (1965)	80%
3/4	"offers a vision of survival at its starkest, boiled down to physical endurance, reflexes, and the desperate need to keep ahead of the foe snapping at your heels." -- Slant Magazine Posted Jan 13, 2008	The Naked Prey (1965)	80%
	"As the clothes evaporate, Meyer wisely sits back and appreciates the show." -- CinePassion Posted Jan 11, 2008	Immoral Mr. Teas (1959)	80%
3.5/4	"Jia Zhangke has an uncanny knack for grounding his portraits of Chinese alienation in settings that are at once schematically allegorical and tangibly lived-in." -- Slant Magazine Posted Jan 11, 2008	Still Life (2008)	93%
3/4	"A slight but striking mood piece." -- Slant Magazine Posted Jan 4, 2008	Times and Winds (2006)	72%
2/4	"Araki's latest is surprisingly mellow in its examination of ganja-fueled apathy." -- Slant Magazine Posted Dec 19, 2007	Smiley Face (2007)	67%
3/4	"Balancing earthy humor and scarring tragedy, Bahman Ghobadi's portraits of Kurdish wanderers are particularly expressive of Iranian cinema's sense of hope within instability." -- Slant Magazine Posted Dec 11, 2007	Half Moon: A Musician's Last Journey (2007)	100%
3/4	"*As far as battlefield-as-life parables go, humanity gets a fairer shake in Francisco Vargas's The Violin* than in Bruno Dumont's Flanders.*" -- Slant Magazine* Posted Dec 3, 2007	The Violin (2007)	94%
3/4	"Just when one is about to write off Diablo Cody's much-praised screenplay as less than the sum of its ornate quips, a scene will be flipped in an unexpected direction and a hidden vein of emotion suddenly struck." -- Slant Magazine Posted Dec 2, 2007	Juno (2007)	93%
	"Country, heal thyself: Kurosawa's feverish early gem is worth catching." -- Slant Magazine Posted Nov 26, 2007	Drunken Angel (1948)	100%
3/4	"Kurosawa's early stylistic experimentations turn a nightclub stopover into a monstrous parody of an American jitterbug dance-off, and when blood gets finally spilled, it's in a slip-and-slide Yakuza frenzy choreographed amid splattered paint." -- Slant Magazine Posted Nov 26, 2007	Drunken Angel (1948)	100%
	"*An intriguing curio that would have played better as a condensed sketch in Bu�uel's Phantom of Liberty." -- Slant Magazine* Posted Nov 25, 2007	Max Mon Amour (1986)	n/a
2.5/4	"Max Mon Amour's theme is one that the great surrealist would have enjoyed--and pushed further." -- Slant Magazine Posted Nov 25, 2007	Max Mon Amour (1986)	n/a
	"The tears of a clown sting twice as much when shot by Ingmar Bergman." -- Slant Magazine Posted Nov 25, 2007	Sawdust and Tinsel (1953)	100%

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