ROTTEN TOMATOES: Maitland McDonagh

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0/4	"Tom Putnam and Heidi Ferrer's gross-out romantic comedy, a vehicle for the persona of vapid celebutante Paris Hilton, is preposterous, disingenuous, remarkably unfunny and genuinely distasteful." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Feb 8, 2008	The Hottie & the Nottie (2008)	5%
0/5	"Nasty, ugly, pointless and depressing, even if you hate clowns." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Apr 25, 2002	Vulgar (2002)	23%
1/5	"The profoundly unconvincing CGI work only makes the sorry screenplay and lackluster performances look worse." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Sep 2, 2005	A Sound of Thunder (2005)	8%
1/5	"This bare-bones plot is merely an excuse to string together a series of gross-out jokes involving bodily fluids, private parts, food and genetic deformities." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Aug 12, 2005	Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo (2005)	11%
1/5	"Even by the degraded standards of dim-witted summer blockbusters, this is sorry stuff." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Jul 29, 2005	Stealth (2005)	13%
1/5	"[A] crass, trashy and none-too-funny comedy." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Apr 27, 2005	King's Ransom (2005)	0%
1/5	"An unpleasant slog to an unrewarding conclusion that feels far longer than it is." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Mar 25, 2005	Nowhere Man (2005)	43%
1/5	"The film vacillates between inanity and flat-out lameness, and the decision to recut from an R-rated version to a PG-13 sucked out whatever life might have been left." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Feb 28, 2005	Cursed (2005)	16%
1/5	"If you can't spell 'bogeyman,' you shouldn't make movies about him." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Feb 4, 2005	Boogeyman (2005)	14%
1/5	"Commits a striking number of sins against competent filmmaking." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Jan 28, 2005	Fascination (2005)	4%
1/5	"Cube is genuinely charming, but even he can't elevate the proceedings above the coarse sensibilities of Brian Levant, whose niche is directing boorish, noisy children's pictures." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Jan 21, 2005	Are We There Yet? (2005)	12%
1/5	"Even by the debased standards of later films released under the National Lampoon banner, this is sorry stuff." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Sep 17, 2004	National Lampoon's Gold Diggers (2004)	0%
1/5	"Pokey, blood-spattered, cheap-scare- larded prequel." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Aug 20, 2004	Exorcist: The Beginning (2004)	11%
1/5	"*A dismal sequel to the second-rate Whole Nine Yards." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide* Posted Apr 9, 2004	The Whole Ten Yards (2004)	5%
1/5	"Dumb and shabby." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Feb 27, 2004	Twisted (2004)	2%
1/5	"Watching it is the closest thing yet to seeing a first-person driving game play itself." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Jan 16, 2004	Torque (2004)	23%
1/5	"This amateurish comedy features some amazing sequences shot in Moscow. But everything else about it is second rate." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Nov 21, 2003	Mail Order Bride (2004)	29%
1/5	"Filled with pseudoscientific gibble-gabble, arbitrary time-travel rules, howlingly clich�d dialogue and renaissance-fair ambience, this dreary science-fiction/historical-action hybrid is a misfire of staggering proportions." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Nov 25, 2003	Timeline (2003)	10%
1/5	"A truer title would be Mike Myers' Cat in the Hat, since this coarse, loud assault on the senses bears few traces of Dr. Seuss's tartly whimsical sensibility but fairly oozes Myers's brand of smirking humor." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Nov 21, 2003	Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat (2003)	12%
1/5	"Coarse and misguided, Keith Gordon's film of the late Dennis Potter's own reworking of his intricate, dyspeptic, 1986 miniseries is a failure on every level." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Oct 24, 2003	The Singing Detective (2003)	39%
1/5	"*So utterly unimaginative it doesn't even count as hommage; it's just a smudgy copy of a still chilling original." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide* Posted Oct 17, 2003	The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003)	34%
1/5	"A formulaic hodge-podge that trades on a certain demographic's affection for the bogeymen of their formative years." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Aug 15, 2003	Freddy vs. Jason (2003)	41%
1/5	"Embalmed in the deadening juices of Affleck and Lopez's throwaway celebrity." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Jul 31, 2003	Gigli (2003)	6%
1/5	"*Longer, louder, stupider and more vulgar than 1995's Bad Boys." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide* Posted Jul 18, 2003	Bad Boys II (2003)	24%
1/5	"Numbingly ordinary." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Jul 11, 2003	The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (2003)	16%
1/5	"It's hard to imagine who would find this funny." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Mar 21, 2003	Boat Trip (2003)	7%
1/5	"Director Reginald Hudlin and screenwriters Jay Scherick and David Ronn never seem to have settled on a comic tone, with painfully uneven results." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Aug 23, 2002	Serving Sara (2002)	5%
1/5	"This painfully unfunny farce traffics in tired stereotypes and encumbers itself with complications ... that have no bearing on the story." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Aug 8, 2002	The Chateau (2002)	49%
1/5	"Painfully unfunny and misguided to boot." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Aug 2, 2002	The Master of Disguise (2002)	2%
1/5	"Lame, derivative comedy." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted May 10, 2002	The New Guy (2002)	7%
1/5	"This film is painfully predictable." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Apr 26, 2002	Jason X (2002)	21%
1/5	"The gags are familiar collegiate stuff." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Jan 31, 2002	Slackers (2002)	9%
1/5	"Mocking kung fu pictures when they were a staple of exploitation theater programming was witty. Mocking them now is an exercise in pointlessness." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Jan 25, 2002	Kung Pow! (2002)	12%
1/5	"The film aims low and scarcely lives up to its own diminished expectations." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Nov 14, 2001	The Wash (2001)	8%
1/5	"This slow-paced spiritual thriller is remarkably short on thrills, unless you've never seen a movie about exorcism." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Jan 1, 2000	Lost Souls (2000)	7%
1/4	"Kaufman runs a vaguely clever premise right into the toilet, both literally and metaphorically." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted May 9, 2008	Poultrygeist (2008)	68%
1/4	"Might have made an entertainingly direct-to-DVD B-movie thriller with the courage of its sleazy convictions. But expectations are different for a theatrical feature starring Al Pacino, and by those standards it's a preposterous misfire." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Apr 17, 2008	88 Minutes (2008)	6%
1/4	"The movie's patent lack of interest in anything but coarse slapstick only serves to make the moments when it tries to get sincere about the unique bond between fathers and their daughters even more excruciating than they would otherwise be." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Mar 6, 2008	College Road Trip (2008)	14%
1/4	"Writer-director Malcolm D. Lee wraps a soft and gooey message in a thick crust of crass slapstick." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Feb 7, 2008	Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins (2008)	24%
1/4	"The musical number that runs during the closing credits is funnier than anything that precedes it, which isn't saying much." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Jan 28, 2008	Meet the Spartans (2008)	2%
1/4	"Brevity is the soul of camp, and at close to two-and-a-half hours, Boll's film is just too exhausting to be fun." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Jan 14, 2008	In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale (2008)	5%
1/4	"Crises are weathered and lessons are learned en route to a painfully predictable conclusion." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Dec 26, 2007	The Bucket List (2007)	42%
1/4	"Pretentious and not half as clever as it thinks it is." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Dec 7, 2007	Revolver (2007)	16%
1/4	"Alison Eastwood makes her directing debut with this ludicrous melodrama, in which a troubled couple and a newly orphaned boy heal each others' emotional wounds against a backdrop of blunt metaphors." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Oct 26, 2007	Rails & Ties (2007)	34%
1/4	"...might push boundaries better were it not so painfully unfunny." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Sep 28, 2007	Freshman Orientation (2007)	33%
1/4	"This reductive revenge thriller preaches at the same time it panders to base payback fantasies." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Aug 31, 2007	Death Sentence (2007)	17%
1/4	"The real culprit is Atkinson's grotesque mugging and lazy pratfalls, combined with the misguided decision to tweak the voice tracks so that most of Bean's sparse utterances come out as guttural, near-incomprehensible grunts." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Aug 24, 2007	Mr. Bean's Holiday (2007)	50%
1/4	"Everyone involved seems to have been operating from the presumption that gross and blasphemous equals hilarious. Would that it did." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted Aug 3, 2007	The Ten (2007)	39%
1/4	"This collection of cautionary anecdotes never adds up to much more than the sum of their obvious morals." -- TV Guide's Movie Guide Posted May 18, 2007	Even Money (2007)	23%
1/4	"*Where [the Swedish version] was a downbeat story of cruel, capricious fate and hard, haunting choices, The Invisible* is a formulaic tale of redemption and teen angst.*" -- TV Guide's Movie Guide* Posted Apr 30, 2007	The Invisible (2007)	19%

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