ROTTEN TOMATOES: Michael O'Sullivan

LISTING OF ALL REVIEWS & ARTICLES

A SAMPLING OF THIS CRITIC'S CINEMATIC TASTE

BEST TO WORST SAMPLING
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5/5	Shakespeare in Love
4.5/5	The Thin Red Line
4/5	Galaxy Quest
3.5/5	American History X
3/5	Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo
2.5/5	Ready to Rumble
2/5	Three to Tango
1.5/5	The Next Best Thing
1/5	Mission to Mars
0.5/5	Dungeons & Dragons
0/5	Tomcats

BEST REVIEWED
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5/5	Shakespeare in Love
4.5/5	Rain
4.5/5	Murderous Maids
4.5/5	Nine Queens
4.5/5	Enigma
4.5/5	The Cat's Meow
4.5/5	The Mothman Prophecies
4.5/5	Ocean's Eleven
4.5/5	The Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic Expedition
4.5/5	Liam
	more...

WORST REVIEWED
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0/5	Tomcats
0.5/5	Scooby-Doo - The Movie
0.5/5	National Lampoon's Van Wilder
0.5/5	Driven
0.5/5	Pok�mon the Movie 3
0.5/5	Dungeons & Dragons
1/5	Hey Arnold! The Movie
1/5	Deuces Wild
1/5	How High
1/5	Out Cold
	more...

This critic agrees with the Tomatometer 71% of the time.

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	"What kind of movie is it where Yasmine Bleeth is the best thing about it?" -- Washington Post Posted Mar 25, 2008	Baseketball (1998)	41%
	"Skirts stalker cliches and grown-up-kid-in-a-man's-body caricatures." -- Washington Post Posted Feb 12, 2008	Chuck & Buck (2000)	84%
	"The young actresses Graham and Wagner here create two characters who feel whole, distinct and weighty." -- Washington Post Posted Feb 12, 2008	Two Girls and a Guy (1997)	50%
	"John Hughes must be spinning in his grave." -- Washington Post Posted Aug 6, 2007	Can't Hardly Wait (1998)	43%
No Rating	Click here to read article -- Washington Post Posted Aug 4, 2007	Line King, The: The Al Hirschfeld Story (1996)	n/a
No Rating	Click here to read article -- Washington Post Posted Feb 3, 2007	Everything is Illuminated (2005)	66%
No Rating	Click here to read article -- Washington Post Posted Feb 3, 2007	Munich (2005)	77%
No Rating	Click here to read article -- Washington Post Posted Feb 3, 2007	My Summer of Love (2005)	92%
No Rating	Click here to read article -- Washington Post Posted Oct 1, 2005	Winter Solstice (2005)	62%
No Rating	Click here to read article -- Washington Post Posted Sep 26, 2005	Forget Baghdad (2003)	75%
No Rating	Click here to read article -- Washington Post Posted Sep 26, 2005	Calendar Girls (2003)	74%
No Rating	Click here to read article -- Washington Post Posted Sep 26, 2005	Divan (2004)	95%
No Rating	Click here to read article -- Washington Post Posted Sep 26, 2005	Gigantics (1999)	n/a
No Rating	Click here to read article -- Washington Post Posted Sep 10, 2005	Antares (2004)	n/a
	"*With its wise understanding of the magnetic pull (and invisible polarities) of family, Junebug* is an auspicious debut for Morrison.*" -- Washington Post* Posted Aug 26, 2005	Junebug (2005)	87%
	"Maybe not terrible so much as terminally silly." -- Washington Post Posted Aug 25, 2005	The Brothers Grimm (2005)	37%
	"As sweet as it is dirty." -- Washington Post Posted Aug 25, 2005	Lila Says (2005)	69%
	"Tailored for the readership of Teen People magazine and about as thought-provoking as the average 500-word celebrity profile." -- Washington Post Posted Aug 25, 2005	Undiscovered (2005)	6%
	"Filthy, funny and sweet in equal measure." -- Washington Post Posted Aug 18, 2005	The 40-Year-Old Virgin (2005)	84%
	"It's so well told that you'll be biting your nails until the film's final few minutes." -- Washington Post Posted Aug 18, 2005	The Tunnel (2005)	83%
	"Plays more like a philosophical debate than a war drama." -- Washington Post Posted Aug 18, 2005	The Ninth Day (2005)	82%
	"I know it's all about erotic obsession, not logic. Still, it's just so darn annoying to watch this attractive, seemingly smart woman throw her life away for some (admittedly rather hot) sex in the greenhouse." -- Washington Post Posted Aug 18, 2005	Asylum (2005)	37%
	"A movie that, like its heroine, is lithe, limber and quick-thinking. Like a triple latte from the airport Starbucks, Red Eye will keep you awake, jittery and perched on the edge of your seat for pretty much the entire flight." -- Washington Post Posted Aug 18, 2005	Red Eye (2005)	78%
	"Too dependent on a knowledge of RAF-inspired cinematic derring-do like '633 Squadron' (or at least Hogan's Heroes) for the average tyke, yet too tepid for their taller counterparts, Valiant is ultimately one strange bird." -- Washington Post Posted Aug 18, 2005	Valiant (2005)	31%
	"Under normal circumstances, nothing kills a joke faster than trying to explain it. Yet here, such examination is the film's strong suit and provides much-needed respite, quite frankly, from the exhaustion of constant laughter." -- Washington Post Posted Aug 12, 2005	The Aristocrats (2005)	80%
	"*If Four Brothers* spent half as much energy making us feel something for its heroes as it spent making us feel nothing for their victims, it would be a far better, and far more engaging, film.*" -- Washington Post* Posted Aug 12, 2005	Four Brothers (2005)	52%
	"With this latest exercise in cynicism, however, it's not Deuce's satisfied clientele, but the audience, that gets the shaft." -- Washington Post Posted Aug 11, 2005	Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo (2005)	11%
	"The dialogue is often drowned out by engine noise." -- Washington Post Posted Jul 28, 2005	Stealth (2005)	13%
	"Complicated? Yes. Potentially heavy? Sure. But it's also highly engrossing and, in a dark way, ultimately rather sweet." -- Washington Post Posted Jul 15, 2005	Happy Endings (2005)	58%
	"A blend of gentle comedy and poignant drama." -- Washington Post Posted Jul 14, 2005	Caterina in the Big City (2005)	89%
	"Plays like a piece of mediocre music, gorgeously rendered." -- Washington Post Posted Jul 14, 2005	The Beat That My Heart Skipped (2005)	85%
	"[The climax] involves such a disturbing blend of unhealthy mother-son affection and physical pain that it gives new meaning to the term child -- not to mention audience -- abuse." -- Washington Post Posted Jul 7, 2005	Ma Mere (2005)	12%
	"There's something that never quite works about the film, which can't seem to decide if it's all in Dahlia's head, all in the spirit world or all in her pipes." -- Washington Post Posted Jul 7, 2005	Dark Water (2005)	45%
	"War of the Worlds is taut, gripping and surprisingly dark filmmaking." -- Washington Post Posted Jul 7, 2005	War of the Worlds (2005)	73%
	"It's fascinating, like watching the collapse of a building in reverse." -- Washington Post Posted Jul 1, 2005	5X2 (2005)	64%
	"I remember that I actually did laugh, once. I just can't remember what I laughed at." -- Washington Post Posted Jun 30, 2005	Rebound (2005)	13%
	"*This Herbie* is loaded all right. Unfortunately, it's with spare parts from dozens of other equally mediocre underdog sports films.*" -- Washington Post* Posted Jun 24, 2005	Herbie: Fully Loaded (2005)	41%
	"There's no real joy in this undertaking, which seems to prize grossing out the members of its audience above freaking them out." -- Washington Post Posted Jun 23, 2005	George A. Romero's Land of the Dead (2005)	74%
	"A laugh riot it is not. A sweet, true and, at times, universal love story it is." -- Washington Post Posted Jun 23, 2005	Saving Face (2005)	86%
No Rating	Click here to read article -- Washington Post Posted Jun 18, 2005	Evergreen (2004)	44%
	"It's French. It's sexy. It's got a killer soundtrack." -- Washington Post Posted Jun 16, 2005	Happily Ever After (2005)	57%
	"The movie doesn't even seem to know how disturbing, at its heart, its subject matter is, so that it can at least have fun with it." -- Washington Post Posted Jun 16, 2005	The Perfect Man (2005)	5%
	"It works, but just barely (no pun intended, considering all the nudity)." -- Washington Post Posted Jun 10, 2005	Torremolinos 73 (2005)	72%
	"*A sweet and funny take on the crossed-wire romantic couplings of A Midsummer Night's Dream." -- Washington Post* Posted Jun 10, 2005	Eating Out (2005)	16%
	"*Speaking of enchantment, that's the ultimate thing missing from Howl's Moving Castle.* That and soul.*" -- Washington Post* Posted Jun 10, 2005	Howl's Moving Castle (2005)	85%
	"A kicky, twisted thrill ride, with enough laughs to leaven what can be read, at heart, as a metaphor for the modern marriage." -- Washington Post Posted Jun 9, 2005	Mr. and Mrs. Smith (2005)	59%
	"Its point is this: That every nation, like a family, is made up of many people who are often at odds with one another, but that ultimately, we are all one." -- Washington Post Posted Jun 3, 2005	The Best of Youth (2005)	95%
	"Lords of Dogtown isn't a cop-out, but rather an ever-so-slight concession to commercialism, while Dogtown and Z-Boys was, above all else, a love song to the counterculture." -- Washington Post Posted Jun 3, 2005	Lords of Dogtown (2005)	55%
	"Entertaining portrait of a volatile but effective educator." -- Washington Post Posted Jun 2, 2005	Rock School (2005)	82%
	"The pleasure is entirely like eating cake made from cake mix. It's not like you don't know how it's going to turn out, or how it tasted the last time you ate it." -- Washington Post Posted May 27, 2005	The Longest Yard (2005)	30%

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