ROTTEN TOMATOES: David Gilmour

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2.5/4	"As things progress, the magic of the story asserts itself over the audience." Posted Oct 20, 2006	Flicka (2006)	54%
0/4	"it's simply too depressing that people sat in a boardroom, read this script and said, 'We're ready to go!'" Posted Oct 6, 2006	Employee of the Month (2006)	21%
1.5/4	"After a while, to put it coarsely, you wish they'd just juice the guy and end the movie." Posted Oct 28, 2005	Manners of Dying (2004)	60%
1.5/4	"Feels like a French Romantic novel shot without a trace of irony." Posted Oct 21, 2005	Battle Of The Brave (2006)	17%
3.5/4	"Extremely well written in the fearless way of a smarty pants on a roll in the university cafeteria." Posted Sep 23, 2005	Pretty Persuasion (2005)	32%
2/4	"[The director] has made a paint-by-numbers horror film without a shred of originality and then added onto it, like a second head, a paint-by-numbers courtroom drama without a shred of originality." Posted Sep 9, 2005	The Exorcism of Emily Rose (2005)	44%
3.5/4	"The film's sophistication -- and it is an immensely sophisticated film -- lies in its refusal to tuck in too tightly its shirttails." Posted Aug 12, 2005	Lost Embrace (2005)	85%
2.5/4	"It's many things: a terrific performance piece for a handful of good actors, an engaging metaphor and a so-so piece of storytelling." Posted Aug 5, 2005	Broken Flowers (2005)	86%
2/4	"*Be warned. When the makers of Must Love Dogs* want you to like somebody, they slam your hand in a drawer until you say uncle.*" Posted Jul 29, 2005*	Must Love Dogs (2005)	35%

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