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0/4	"*And I thought I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry* was hypocritical.*" -- Chicago Tribune* Posted Aug 2, 2007	Bratz: The Movie (2007)	7%
0/4	"*You live in a free country, you put up with crud like Hostel Part II." -- Chicago Tribune* Posted Jun 7, 2007	Hostel: Part II (2007)	45%
1/4	"Space Chimps sucks a whole lot of talented people into a wormhole of lousy." -- Chicago Tribune Posted Jul 17, 2008	Space Chimps (2008)	38%
1/4	"The preposterous "88 Minutes" is a serial killer movie starring Al Pacino's festival of hair." -- Chicago Tribune Posted Apr 18, 2008	88 Minutes (2008)	6%
1/4	"Monaghan�s comic timing saves this go-nowhere affair from 100 percent lousiness, and I couldn�t really tell you why; she doesn�t earn any laughs, exactly; there are none, but she�s charming and she makes tiny bits of a stuporous flop slightly less grim." -- Chicago Tribune Posted Oct 4, 2007	The Heartbreak Kid (2007)	29%
1/4	"The film is some sort of humor-deprivation experiment." -- Chicago Tribune Posted Sep 20, 2007	Good Luck Chuck (2007)	3%
1/4	"Really, this thing is pretty rank." -- Chicago Tribune Posted Sep 6, 2007	Shoot 'Em Up (2007)	66%
1/4	"The not-funniest comedy of the year so far." -- Metromix.com Posted Sep 6, 2007	The Brothers Solomon (2007)	16%
1/4	"In its genre writer-director Sue Kramer's film sets a new record for bright shining peepers and dimply smirks. It's enough to kill Buster Keaton's entire family." -- Chicago Tribune Posted Jun 30, 2007	Gray Matters (2007)	10%
1/4	"Now and then one character accuses another of glorifying violence, 'that brute vigilante junk.' Talk about hypocrisy: Without the brute vigilante junk, this 82-minute picture would be approximately 2 minutes long." -- Chicago Tribune Posted Mar 22, 2007	TMNT (2007)	33%
1/4	"Is this the best we can do in the realm of star-driven commercial comedy? If so, I'll take Norbit. I'll take Because I Said So. I'll take I'll Take Sweden." -- Chicago Tribune Posted Mar 1, 2007	Wild Hogs (2007)	15%
1/4	"It's so full of bland good will, the story goes nowhere in romantic-comedy terms." -- Chicago Tribune Posted Dec 14, 2006	Coffee Date (2006)	47%
1/4	"Insufferably coy." -- Chicago Tribune Posted Nov 30, 2006	Zen Noir (2006)	29%
1/4	"Who says they don't write good women's roles anymore? The females on view fall into two prototypes: Hot Tub Chippie No. 2 or Plastic Surgery Fire Sale Victim No. 3." -- Chicago Tribune Posted Nov 3, 2006	Shottas (2006)	13%
1/4	"Every beat of the picture has the ring of pushy inauthenticity, and despite all the outre eccentricities, a plodding lack of uniqueness." -- Chicago Tribune Posted Oct 26, 2006	Running with Scissors (2006)	29%
1/4	"A half-silly, half-earnest indie with the soul of a John Hughes-era sex comedy." -- Chicago Tribune Posted Oct 26, 2006	Zerophilia (2006)	26%
1/4	"Gaidry has no real character to play and brings little of her own spark to a desultory character study." -- Chicago Tribune Posted Sep 28, 2006	The Dogwalker (2006)	55%
1/4	"Watching scene after scene linger and expire in this haplessly faithful version of the 1946 Robert Penn Warren novel, it's impossible to tell what compelled adapter-director Steven Zaillian to address the material in the first place." -- Chicago Tribune Posted Sep 21, 2006	All The King's Men (2006)	12%
1/4	"My Super Ex-Girlfriend sets the cause of psychotic superheroines back about 30 years. The movie roils with more unexamined hostility towards women than a roomful of Taliban clerics." -- Chicago Tribune Posted Jul 20, 2006	My Super Ex-Girlfriend (2006)	41%
1/4	"Islam, Spencer asserts at one point, stands as the only big-league religion that 'mandates violence against non-believers.' Considering what has been done to whom in the name of other religions, that may well end up being the funniest line of 2006." -- Chicago Tribune Posted Jul 6, 2006	Islam: What the West Needs to Know (2006)	n/a
1/4	"*Instead of anti-melodrama laced with surprising moments of comedy, which Chekhov managed, The Sisters* settles for bloodless melodrama.*" -- Chicago Tribune* Posted May 18, 2006	The Sisters (2006)	31%
1/4	"Eighty-five minutes you'll never get back." -- Chicago Tribune Posted Feb 27, 2006	Doogal (2006)	7%
1/4	"An aggravating twerp of an indie." -- Chicago Tribune Posted Feb 9, 2006	London (2006)	14%
1/4	"No point in labeling this a horror film. This is a sadism film, and while all good and great horror films know what sadism tastes like, a sadism film settles for nothing of lasting, imaginative horror." -- Chicago Tribune Posted Oct 28, 2005	Saw II (2005)	36%
1/4	"It dares you to care about any of its people or incidents or sentiments, foisting the characters' little comic quirks on the audience like they're fenced goods." -- Chicago Tribune Posted Oct 6, 2005	Elizabethtown (2005)	28%
1/4	"It's a long slog, not because what the film says is provocative but because the technique is as slack as the writing." -- Chicago Tribune Posted Sep 22, 2005	Dear Wendy (2005)	37%
1/4	"*Supercross racing may be an exciting spectator sport and even more rapturous for the participants, but none of that noisy exhilaration has made its way into Supercross." -- Chicago Tribune* Posted Aug 17, 2005	Supercross: The Movie (2005)	5%

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