ROTTEN TOMATOES: Rob Blackwelder

LISTING OF ALL REVIEWS & ARTICLES

A SAMPLING OF THIS CRITIC'S CINEMATIC TASTE

BEST TO WORST SAMPLING
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4/4	Masculin Feminin
3.5/4	Million Dollar Baby
3/4	The Spongebob Squarepants Movie
2.5/4	William Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice
2/4	The Sea Inside
1.5/4	Enduring Love
1/4	Be Cool
0.5/4	Son of the Mask
0/4	Alone in the Dark
w.5/4	Ong-Bak: The Thai Warrior

BEST REVIEWED
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4/4	In the Mood for Love
4/4	Turtles Can Fly
4/4	Masculin Feminin
4/4	The Aviator
4/4	Goodbye Dragon Inn
4/4	Outfoxed
4/4	Garden State
4/4	The Saddest Music in the World
4/4	The Five Obstructions
4/4	Promises
	more...

WORST REVIEWED
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0/4	Dark Water
0/4	Honeymooners
0/4	Kicking and Screaming
0/4	Boogeyman
0/4	Cursed
0/4	Man of the House
w.5/4	Ong-Bak: The Thai Warrior
0/4	Alone in the Dark
0/4	Christmas with the Kranks
0/4	First Daughter
	more...

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

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4/4	Click here to read article -- SPLICEDWire Posted Nov 17, 2007	In the Mood for Love (2001)	87%
2/4	Click here to read article -- SPLICEDWire Posted Sep 23, 2006	Ghost Rock (2003)	n/a
1.5/4	Click here to read article -- SPLICEDWire Posted May 27, 2006	House of D (2005)	10%
2.5/4	Click here to read article -- SPLICEDWire Posted May 27, 2006	Don't Move (2005)	47%
3/4	Click here to read article -- SPLICEDWire Posted May 27, 2006	Cemetary Man (1994)	62%
2/4	"Listless, lifeless, uninterestingly bleak and quite often ridiculous." -- Combustible Celluloid Posted May 26, 2006	The Punisher (2004)	28%
2/4	"*David Cronenberg is out of his element in A History of Violence,* and it shows.*" -- SPLICEDWire* Posted Sep 23, 2005	A History of Violence (2005)	87%
2.5/4	"The film's last act almost completely self-destructs, falling into blind, metaphor-baiting machinations." -- SPLICEDWire Posted Sep 22, 2005	Dear Wendy (2005)	37%
2.5/4	"Director Malcolm D. Lee has a gift for finding gold nuggets of personality and comedy in the tailings of over-mined plots." -- SPLICEDWire Posted Sep 21, 2005	Roll Bounce (2005)	64%
2/4	"The third act begins with another twist � but this one is so arduous, absurd and out of character for the film that the entire plot, stretching back to Scene One, is sabotaged" -- SPLICEDWire Posted Sep 21, 2005	Flightplan (2005)	38%
3/4	"*Blessed with memorably iconic characters and a creative, if fairly predictable plot, Corpse Bride* is quick, droll, and destined to be a perennial Halloween favorite.*" -- SPLICEDWire* Posted Sep 21, 2005	Tim Burton's Corpse Bride (2005)	84%
2/4	"When it comes to romantic chemistry, they never quite mesh, no matter what twinkle effect Waters puts on the screen when Ruffalo's hand touches Witherspoon's ethereal plane." -- SPLICEDWire Posted Sep 15, 2005	Just Like Heaven (2005)	57%
3/4	"The movie's simple yet spot-on characters and performances make the laughs timeless, no matter how firmly the film is set in 1995." -- SPLICEDWire Posted Sep 9, 2005	Clueless (1995)	83%
2.5/4	"*Part spine-tingling horror movie, part unorthodox courtroom drama, Emily Rose* runs into trouble because it's ironically more credible as the former than the latter.*" -- SPLICEDWire* Posted Sep 8, 2005	The Exorcism of Emily Rose (2005)	45%
1/4	"A boring, all-you-can-regurgitate buffet of buddy-movie/cop-movie banality, it would collapse under the weight of its own generic stupidity (without) Jackson and Levy." -- SPLICEDWire Posted Sep 8, 2005	The Man (2005)	11%
2.5/4	"Another sleepy, sweeping soft-serve melodrama from director Lasse Hallstrom...the story arc seems to have been drawn on graph paper rather than written in a script." -- SPLICEDWire Posted Sep 8, 2005	An Unfinished Life (2005)	53%
2/4	"*The only thing that prevents The Memory of a Killer* from seeming 100-percent Hollywood is the characters' speaking in subtitled Dutch.*" -- SPLICEDWire* Posted Sep 2, 2005	The Memory of a Killer (2005)	83%
0.5/4	"A catastrophe of bad acting, ludicrous science and conspicuously cheap special effects that can't even follow its own internal logic from one scene to the next." -- SPLICEDWire Posted Sep 1, 2005	A Sound of Thunder (2005)	8%
0.5/4	"Few bad movies are more aggravating than a sequel that betrays everything which made its predecessor entertaining." -- SPLICEDWire Posted Aug 31, 2005	Transporter 2 (2005)	50%
3/4	"A preachy but gripping socio-political thriller...directed by Fernando Meirelles with the same unblinking, sweaty, ground-level grittiness he brought to City of God." -- SPLICEDWire Posted Aug 30, 2005	The Constant Gardener (2005)	84%
1/4	"Puerile social satire, stinging only insomuch as its unsophisticated wit and overwhelming smugness are painful to sit through." -- SPLICEDWire Posted Aug 26, 2005	Pretty Persuasion (2005)	32%
1/4	"Can somebody tell me why we're supposed to care about these one-dimensional MTV-spawned caricatures? Writer John Galt and director Meiert Avis sure haven't offered any clues." -- SPLICEDWire Posted Aug 26, 2005	Undiscovered (2005)	6%
2/4	"A movie with a Terry Gilliam look and feel but without a Terry Gilliam soul. (The director) seems to have had his spirit broken by studio mandates and commercial constraints." -- SPLICEDWire Posted Aug 24, 2005	The Brothers Grimm (2005)	37%
3.5/4	"In backwards-thinking terms, Malle was the Tarantino of his day, giving French cinema a creative, influential shot in the arm that opened new horizons in directorial thinking." -- SPLICEDWire Posted Aug 18, 2005	Elevator to the Gallows (1957)	95%
2.5/4	"Since the clever, off-kilter, off-color, surprisingly character-driven guffaws just keep coming and coming, the movie is side-splitting in spite of its fundamental flaws." -- SPLICEDWire Posted Aug 17, 2005	The 40-Year-Old Virgin (2005)	84%
2/4	"*A mid-20th-century bodice-ripper about sexual obsession and questionable sanity, Asylum* doesn't live up to its admirable pedigree.*" -- SPLICEDWire* Posted Aug 16, 2005	Asylum (2005)	37%
2.5/4	"*Wes Craven tries his hand at Hitchcockian suspense in Red-Eye,* and turns in a modest B-movie thriller that's just as invigorating as it is easy to pick apart.*" -- SPLICEDWire* Posted Aug 15, 2005	Red Eye (2005)	78%
0.5/4	"I did get through it without being overwhelmed by the urge strangle myself, so the movie has that going for it." -- SPLICEDWire Posted Aug 12, 2005	Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo (2005)	11%
2/4	"*Singleton fills the screen with moody darkness (but) Four Brothers* falls apart completely in the last act.*" -- SPLICEDWire* Posted Aug 12, 2005	Four Brothers (2005)	52%
3.5/4	"Curiously melancholy yet packed with laughs, the picture's funniest moments aren't even the famous ones." -- SPLICEDWire Posted Aug 11, 2005	The Gold Rush (1925)	100%
2/4	"A dreary, stagnant story about people who make no effort to think or grow." -- SPLICEDWire Posted Aug 11, 2005	Junebug (2005)	87%
2/4	"A first-rate concept for a spine-tingling tale...rendered impotent by bland, generic execution." -- SPLICEDWire Posted Aug 10, 2005	The Skeleton Key (2005)	39%
3.5/4	"Another achingly evocative and melancholy near-masterpiece from Wong Kar-Wai...blessed with vivid, visceral performances that burst at the seams with reserved passion." -- SPLICEDWire Posted Aug 8, 2005	2046 (2005)	84%
3/4	"...has a bottomless poignancy that Jarmusch cements in quiet character moments, symbolic imagery and out-of-reach temptations that wiggle effectively into the subconscious." -- SPLICEDWire Posted Aug 8, 2005	Broken Flowers (2005)	86%
2/4	"Too much blah-blah, not enough 'Yeeehawww!'" -- SPLICEDWire Posted Aug 2, 2005	The Dukes of Hazzard (2005)	14%
3/4	"Those who give themselves over to Harrison's compelling machinations will be rewarded with a superbly unnerving mystery." -- SPLICEDWire Posted Jul 31, 2005	November (2005)	30%
2/4	"*The film's curdled aftertaste is so frustrating that it may be hard to remember why Must Love Dogs* ever seemed so endearing and entertaining in the first place.*" -- SPLICEDWire* Posted Jul 28, 2005	Must Love Dogs (2005)	35%
2.5/4	"A clich�-dependent Disney cheapy that aims no higher than the unsophisticated standards of its pre-adolescent target audience -- and somehow succeeds in spite of itself." -- SPLICEDWire Posted Jul 28, 2005	Sky High (2005)	72%
2.5/4	"*Daisy, Daisy I'll blow you out of the sky / I'm half crazy, seen Top Gun* too many times...a plumb guilty pleasure.*" -- SPLICEDWire* Posted Jul 26, 2005	Stealth (2005)	13%
3/4	"If [i]A Sidewalk Astronomer[/i] can't turn you on to astronomy, I feel sorry for you." -- SPLICEDWire Posted Jul 21, 2005	A Sidewalk Astronomer (2005)	67%
2/4	"The third act (is) so full of holes it's a wonder the film doesn't get tangled up in the projector." -- SPLICEDWire Posted Jul 21, 2005	The Island (2005)	40%
2/4	"*...feels less like The Bad News Bears* and more like the clich�-riddled sports-underdog comedies that have been ripping off The Bad News Bears for 30 years.*" -- SPLICEDWire* Posted Jul 20, 2005	Bad News Bears (2005)	47%
3/4	"*The Vaughn-Wilson chemistry makes Wedding Crashers* sing with consistant laughter, but it crosses the finish line with a pronounced limp.*" -- SPLICEDWire* Posted Jul 15, 2005	Wedding Crashers (2005)	75%
3/4	"Roos has a gift weaving good laughs out of human failings and frailties." -- SPLICEDWire Posted Jul 14, 2005	Happy Endings (2005)	58%
3/4	"Tim Burton is ideally suited to bringing Roald Dahl's twisted-as-taffy children's tale to the big screen, and the sourball confection created as a result is pure movie magic." -- SPLICEDWire Posted Jul 13, 2005	Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005)	83%
0/4	"Torpid, trite and not the least bit scary � just unrelentingly unpleasant � (and) the most contemptible kind of cinema horror: putting little kids in peril for cheap thrills." -- SPLICEDWire Posted Jul 7, 2005	Dark Water (2005)	45%
3/4	"*What the movie lacks in clarity it makes up for in gallons of campy gore. Undead* sure ain't art, but it sure is fun.*" -- SPLICEDWire* Posted Jul 6, 2005	Undead (2005)	26%
1/4	"Who are these half-wit Hollywood clowns that keep hiring cleavage-candy actresses with no measurable talent to play laughably bespectacled scientists in action movies?" -- SPLICEDWire Posted Jul 6, 2005	Fantastic Four (2005)	26%
2.5/4	Click here to read article -- SPLICEDWire Posted Jul 5, 2005	5X2 (2005)	64%
3/4	Click here to read article -- SPLICEDWire Posted Jul 5, 2005	Heights (2005)	65%

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