ROTTEN TOMATOES: Nigel Andrews

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	The Boss of It All
	Black Water
	WAZ
	Be Kind Rewind
	Lust, Caution
	I Am Legend
	Comedy of Power
	Enchanted
	You Kill Me
	Southland Tales
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	The Bank Job
	Untraceable
	Margot at the Wedding
	My Blueberry Nights
	Rambo
	Paranoid Park
	The Kite Runner
	Chromophobia
	We Own The Night
	Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium
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This critic agrees with the Tomatometer 78% of the time.

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	"While other countries do state-of-the-art schadenfreude, we are stuck in the steam age. We feed coal into the engines of old-fashioned heist thrillers." -- Financial Times Posted Feb 29, 2008	The Bank Job (2008)	77%
	"Very unpleasant, though skilfully put together by director Gregory Hoblit and acted with beyond-the-call empathy by Ms Lane." -- Financial Times Posted Feb 29, 2008	Untraceable (2008)	15%
	"The script and story are what matter. They are as neat and interlocked as nail scissors. They are also grimly funny." -- Financial Times Posted Feb 29, 2008	The Boss of it All (2007)	73%
	"There is such a thing as binge pessimism. It happens when one living disaster area, considered insufficient in a story, is served up with several others, causing audience braincells to swirl, stagger and collide against thalamic lampposts." -- Financial Times Posted Feb 29, 2008	Margot at the Wedding (2007)	51%
	"Nasty, brutish and at 89 minutes just the right length." -- Financial Times Posted Feb 22, 2008	Black Water (2007)	79%
	"Think of Saw and multiply it by Seven." -- Financial Times Posted Feb 22, 2008	WAZ (2007)	77%
	"A script with terminal shortcomings � wincingly winsome, ferally fey � is negotiated by brave actors picking their way through the minefield." -- Financial Times Posted Feb 22, 2008	My Blueberry Nights (2008)	49%
	"The hero�s iconic inertia is photographed against molten skies or Judgment Day sunsets, providing moments of mythic repose between the pell-mell battle scenes." -- Financial Times Posted Feb 22, 2008	Rambo (2008)	33%
	"100 minutes of sweet-natured idiocy." -- Financial Times Posted Feb 22, 2008	Be Kind Rewind (2008)	65%
	"Quietly mesmerising." -- Times [UK] Posted Jan 4, 2008	Lust, Caution (2007)	69%
	"Transposed from a novel by Blake Nelson, the boy is played by newcomer Gabe Nevins with all the complexity and three-dimensionality of a magazine centrefold." -- Financial Times Posted Dec 28, 2007	Paranoid Park (2008)	76%
	"first-time feature director Francis Lawrence deserves an ovation for his scene-setting and early scare count." -- Financial Times Posted Dec 28, 2007	I Am Legend (2007)	68%
	"The measured mise-en-sc�ne is fine for the boyhood scenes. Character-building alternates with brief bursts of image music, such as the kite-flying contest that fills the Kabul sky with darting, colourful fabric-birds." -- Financial Times Posted Dec 28, 2007	The Kite Runner (2007)	66%
	"One is unsure what the menu is meant to be in this satire/drama/melodrama." -- Financial Times Posted Dec 14, 2007	Chromophobia (2005)	31%
	"Offers little that Scorsese doesn�t offer with more �lan and wit." -- Financial Times Posted Dec 14, 2007	We Own The Night (2007)	55%
	"The script is dapper and the story slick. But it is Huppert who gives it heft, style and star power." -- Financial Times Posted Dec 14, 2007	Comedy of Power (2005)	80%
	"No wise child, let alone grown-up, will touch this with a turkey baster." -- Financial Times Posted Dec 14, 2007	Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium (2007)	36%
	"The comic possibilities, once floated, eventually capsize." -- Financial Times Posted Dec 14, 2007	Enchanted (2007)	94%
	"The best we can award is bee minus." -- Financial Times Posted Dec 14, 2007	Bee Movie (2007)	53%
	"*They ought to send the whole of The Killing of John Lennon* up in flames.*" -- Financial Times* Posted Dec 7, 2007	The Killing of John Lennon (2008)	37%
	"Ben Kingsley brings a batty, basilisk wit to You Kill Me, a black comedy about a dipsomaniacal hitman." -- Financial Times Posted Dec 7, 2007	You Kill Me (2007)	79%
	"Whether this is a demented B-movie or a comment on demented B-movies is hard to say. It is horribly fascinating, if not for the full 150 minutes." -- Financial Times Posted Dec 7, 2007	Southland Tales (2007)	35%
	"Almost nothing remains at the end � not a glimmer of mystical inquisition, not a teasing loose-end of space-time speculation � to lure a Pullmanite towards a sequel." -- Financial Times Posted Dec 7, 2007	The Golden Compass (2007)	42%
	"Hypnotic, so real-yet-otherworldly, that the filmgoer has a virtual out-of-body experience." -- Financial Times Posted Dec 7, 2007	Silent Night (2006)	91%
No Rating	"Set on the battlefields of the Great War � very high-concept � it will drive many Mozart traditionalists to distraction." -- Financial Times Posted Nov 30, 2007	The Magic Flute (2006)	69%
No Rating	"Set on the battlefields of the Great War � very high-concept � it will drive many Mozart traditionalists to distraction." -- Financial Times Posted Nov 30, 2007	The Magic Flute (2006)	69%
	"An archly mirthless comedy." -- Financial Times Posted Nov 30, 2007	Fred Claus (2007)	22%
	"A strong wire netting will keep out unwanted super-soaps such as the first, in which a black family in LA proves that being Afro-American is no inoculation against outbreaks of schmaltz and piety." -- Financial Times Posted Nov 30, 2007	This Christmas (2007)	53%
	"It is beguilingly cuckoo, though as primitive visually as The Twilight Zone � it was shot in 22 days � and about as profound." -- Financial Times Posted Nov 30, 2007	The Nines (2007)	69%
	" How good to see gong-givers recognise that good acting can be covert, not overt, and that in the right artistic acoustic a performer doesn�t need to shout to be heard." -- BadMovies.org B-Movie Reviews Posted Nov 30, 2007	The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford (2007)	74%
	"The film is fresh, spectacular and unafraid to be called philistine." -- Financial Times Posted Nov 30, 2007	The Magic Flute (2006)	69%
	"Affleck and Pitt have prime charge of the tale�s humanity and vitality. The first has nervous headlamp eyes and a wheedling, accosting intensity: he is like a homeless pet you would feel sorry for up to the moment it bit you." -- Financial Times Posted Nov 30, 2007	The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford (2007)	74%
	"Think Fatal Attraction gone French and gone wrong." -- Financial Times Posted Nov 15, 2007	Anna M. (2007)	62%
	"A twittering soap opera about five Californian women using Jane as an agony aunt for their love problems." -- Financial Times Posted Nov 15, 2007	The Jane Austen Book Club (2007)	64%
	"Characters make love, make meals, make conversation � though not much � and in moments of transcendence remake the world according to their fantasies and longings." -- Financial Times Posted Nov 15, 2007	The Wayward Cloud (2007)	89%
	"Spare an evening, if you feel adventurous." -- Financial Times Posted Nov 15, 2007	I Don't Want To Sleep Alone (2007)	88%
	"The film is full of fabrics and shimmer and embroiderings of light and colour, giving a slender story the shy blush of art." -- Financial Times Posted Nov 15, 2007	Brick Lane (2008)	70%
	"The bloodiest 12A (UK) rating in memory." -- Financial Times Posted Nov 15, 2007	Beowulf (2007)	70%
	"Length does not add substance to the drama, even where reality adds weight to the argument." -- Financial Times Posted Nov 15, 2007	American Gangster (2007)	79%
	"Peters out in mass murder and visual gross-out." -- Financial Times Posted Nov 9, 2007	Ex Drummer (2007)	45%
	"Dire and dunderheaded." -- Financial Times Posted Nov 9, 2007	Planet Terror (2007)	77%
	"Sweet human comedy." -- Financial Times Posted Nov 9, 2007	The Band's Visit (2007)	98%
	"Lame exercise in proscenium dialectics." -- Financial Times Posted Nov 9, 2007	Lions for Lambs (2007)	28%
	"A dream movie." -- Financial Times Posted Nov 9, 2007	Into the Wild (2007)	83%
	"Zodiac is that marvel and rarity, an adult Hollywood murder thriller." -- Financial Times Posted Oct 15, 2007	Zodiac (2007)	89%
	"Kevin Costner as a schizophrenic serial killer? Demi Moore as a hardboiled police detective? No, we don�t think so." -- Financial Times Posted Oct 12, 2007	Mr. Brooks (2007)	56%
	"Good, camp fun." -- Financial Times Posted Oct 12, 2007	Black Sheep (2007)	71%
	"Ruzowitsky�s film, austerely shot and scripted with terse wit, grants itself a licence to make art in exchange for entertaining us with a gripping story." -- Financial Times Posted Oct 12, 2007	The Counterfeiters (2008)	94%
	"But satire and emotional drama do not mix. When we giggle at the selfish enormities of this family�s lifestyle, we cannot be expected to weep for Johansson�s lonely hearted childminder." -- Financial Times Posted Oct 12, 2007	The Nanny Diaries (2007)	34%

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