ROTTEN TOMATOES: Dan Schneider

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	"Simply put, Ray Johnson was neither good nor original. All that he did in his 'art' was done before and better by others. That the same can be said of his documentarian's film may be a small synchronicity, but that's all it is. What it is not is art." Posted Mar 27, 2007	How to Draw A Bunny (2002)	84%
	"Despite that, Black Orpheus, while not being a cinematic full meal nevertheless is a sweet piece of candy, and thus has to be judged more on its entertainment value than its artistic value; mindful that, unlike the Orphic films of Cocteau, it, at least su" Posted Mar 12, 2007	Black Orpheus (1958)	100%
	"John Cassavetes was one of those rare artists of whom it could be said that his flaws were his strengths, and his strengths were his flaws...Consequently, the film has to rank somewhere between the two in the Cassavetes canon, and I'd opt for putting it c" Posted Mar 12, 2007	A Woman Under the Influence (1974)	88%
	"Chock with some classic gags and lines..." Posted Aug 14, 2006	The Cocoanuts (1929)	95%

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