ROTTEN TOMATOES: Stephen Hunter

LISTING OF ALL REVIEWS & ARTICLES

A SAMPLING OF THIS CRITIC'S CINEMATIC TASTE

BEST TO WORST SAMPLING
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5/5	Shrek
4.5/5	Boys Don't Cry
4/5	In Too Deep
3.5/5	Stepmom
B	A Very Long Engagement
3/5	Croupier
2.5/5	The Big Kahuna
2/4	Chicken Little
2/5	Conspiracy Theory
1.5/5	Titan A.E.
1/5	Coyote Ugly
D	Cursed
0.5/5	Beautiful
0/5	Saving Silverman

BEST REVIEWED
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5/5	Our Song
5/5	Hedwig and the Angry Inch
5/5	Shrek
4.5/5	Murderous Maids
4.5/5	Nine Queens
4.5/5	Spider-Man
4.5/5	Kissing Jessica Stein
4.5/5	Last Orders
4.5/5	Monster's Ball
4.5/5	The Count of Monte Cristo
	more...

WORST REVIEWED
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0/5	Wet Hot American Summer
0/5	Saving Silverman
0.5/5	Life or Something Like It
0.5/5	Rollerball
0.5/5	The Brotherhood of the Wolf
0.5/5	The Majestic
0.5/5	Vanilla Sky
0.5/5	The One
0.5/5	Bubble Boy
0.5/5	Sexy Beast
	more...

This critic agrees with the Tomatometer 70% of the time.

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	"The camera never leaves the beleaguered compound, and Beaufort itself becomes a character in the story, a surrealistic zone of tunnels, bunkers and sandbags, about as far from the possibility of heroism as possible." -- Washington Post Posted May 16, 2008	Beaufort (2008)	87%
	"Everyone in the movie...is fabulous, and Podeswa has an ability to distill history into a few powerful images." -- Washington Post Posted May 16, 2008	Fugitive Pieces (2008)	60%
	"What is memorable is the film's portrait of a man of honor in a sleazy world, possibly a metaphor for the struggle of the artist to stay honorable in a world of backbiting, betrayal and hunger for easy money." -- Washington Post Posted May 9, 2008	Redbelt (2008)	71%
	"Not that What Happens in Vegas is any kind of great movie, but it's an exceedingly bright comedy that never makes you feel stupid for enjoying its brisk pacing, smart lines, sound construction and superb comic acting." -- Washington Post Posted May 8, 2008	What Happens in Vegas (2008)	29%
	"If you don't fall in love with it, you've probably never fallen in love with a movie, and never will." -- Washington Post Posted Apr 28, 2008	Dark City (1998)	75%
	"I stayed to the bitter end out of some romantic sense of professional obligation. Don't make that same mistake!" -- Washington Post Posted Apr 24, 2008	Zombie Strippers (2008)	36%
	"Not merely Pacino's over-mannered, near-histrionic performance, but the movie itself could be characterized as busy, busy, busy. It's so full of plot twists and revelations and exploding sports cars that its very perkiness comes to seem comic." -- Washington Post Posted Apr 18, 2008	88 Minutes (2008)	6%
	"Documentarian Stephen Walker's brisk, ironic style of narration and frank inclusion of himself in the observations contribute mightily to the enterprise, which is also aided by his honesty." -- Washington Post Posted Apr 17, 2008	Young@Heart (2008)	87%
	"Where in the World Is Osama Bin Laden? is so infantile you expect the answer to be, 'Not at my house!'" -- Washington Post Posted Apr 17, 2008	Where in the World is Osama Bin Laden? (2008)	36%
	"It's pretty much for people who know the game well and want their perceptions massaged, not challenged." -- Washington Post Posted Apr 17, 2008	The First Saturday in May (2008)	72%
	"It is the ultimate in movie as pane of glass, completely un-self-conscious of its own movieness but simply an intensely focused examination of human behavior on a narrative armature." -- Washington Post Posted Apr 10, 2008	The Duchess of Langeais (2008)	68%
	"At its heart, the movie has a good story to tell: the lumbering oaf who�s not nearly as stupid and not nearly as gutless as all the hot dogs from the big city think." -- Washington Post Posted Apr 9, 2008	Cop Land (1997)	71%
	"The movie's proudest accomplishment is that it revises our version of Moses toward something more immediate and believable, more humanly knowable." -- Washington Post Posted Mar 19, 2008	The Prince of Egypt (1998)	79%
	"Do you like the clammy as opposed to the scary? Do you like dread rather than drama, anguish and emotional coagulation rather than screamfests?" -- Washington Post Posted Feb 12, 2008	Chuck & Buck (2000)	84%
	"The movie is as tawdry as someone else's lingerie, yet not without a certain prurient watchability." -- Washington Post Posted Feb 11, 2008	Wild Things (1998)	64%
	"*What's both depressing and impressive about Cruel Intentions* is the profound misanthropy of its meaning.*" -- Washington Post* Posted Feb 8, 2008	Cruel Intentions (1999)	48%
	"This is Cameron at his best." -- Washington Post Posted Jan 29, 2008	Titanic (1997)	82%
	"Marjane Satrapi, with co-director Vincent Paronnaud, has taken her work and turned it into a vigorous, revealing and tragic film." -- Washington Post Posted Jan 24, 2008	Persepolis (2007)	95%
	"A rouser, a stunner, almost a jubilee of emotion and suspense by the old standards of Hollywood melodrama, circa the time the actual events themselves took place." -- Washington Post Posted Dec 26, 2007	The Great Debaters (2007)	79%
	"Gosh, does this movie have it all or what? Smart dialogue, Julia Roberts in a bikini and looking grrrrrr-eattttt, and Russian helicopters going boom! It's also short! What's not to love?" -- Washington Post Posted Dec 20, 2007	Charlie Wilson's War (2007)	83%
	"Among the CGI monsterfests of the holiday film season, this quiet, humorous drama of oppositional wills from different generations coming to terms with each other is one of the miracles of the season." -- Washington Post Posted Dec 14, 2007	Starting Out in the Evening (2007)	86%
	"This film features what look like living plush toys." -- Washington Post Posted Dec 14, 2007	Alvin and the Chipmunks (2007)	24%
	"The movie simply delivers too many colorfuls for its own good, none of whom establish a true emotional identity, and thus it isn't moving, it's busy." -- Washington Post Posted Dec 6, 2007	The Golden Compass (2007)	42%
	"Awake is a pleasing if negligible diversion." -- Washington Post Posted Dec 3, 2007	Awake (2007)	23%
	"The movie doesn't idealize, which makes it ideal." -- Washington Post Posted Nov 21, 2007	This Christmas (2007)	53%
	"There's a glib twist at the end, which seems out of character, and the movie could easily lose 20 minutes, maybe 40." -- Washington Post Posted Nov 21, 2007	Stephen King's The Mist (2007)	70%
	"The movie means to approach the creepy wonder of Roald Dahl but gets only the creepy part right." -- Washington Post Posted Nov 15, 2007	Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium (2007)	36%
	"I say the story works, but I wish they'd teach these avatars to act." -- Washington Post Posted Nov 15, 2007	Beowulf (2007)	70%
	"The movie comes on as a novelty item, meaning it's so full of disparate parts and so unable to approach coherence, it just sits there and burns out." -- Washington Post Posted Nov 8, 2007	Romance & Cigarettes (2007)	53%
	"I just don't like it very much." -- Washington Post Posted Nov 8, 2007	No Country for Old Men (2007)	94%
	"Vaughn's con-man jive doesn't get much play in this one; he spends most of his time as a bitter creep, and the writing (by Dan Fogelman) isn't sharp enough to make the hipster-at-the-North-Pole theme pay off in any meaningful way." -- Washington Post Posted Nov 8, 2007	Fred Claus (2007)	22%
	"It's just gunfights strung together, without a whisper of coherence or meaning." -- Washington Post Posted Nov 3, 2007	Shoot 'Em Up (2007)	67%
	"It has the aspirations of an epic of crime and punishment, a superb feel for time and milieu, and an almost subliminal feel for myth." -- Washington Post Posted Nov 1, 2007	American Gangster (2007)	79%
	"Teenage suicide isn't that funny, and nothing in this movie changed my mind." -- Washington Post Posted Nov 1, 2007	Wristcutters: A Love Story (2007)	66%
	"A credible piece of pop entertainment of the hottie-in-distress genre." -- Washington Post Posted Oct 27, 2007	I Know Who Killed Me (2007)	8%
	"A panorama of European radicalism." -- Washington Post Posted Oct 25, 2007	Terror's Advocate (2007)	84%
	"It's fast and furious, and it proves that crime doesn't pay, unless you know how to do it right." -- Washington Post Posted Oct 25, 2007	Mr. Untouchable (2007)	74%
	"A brisk, entertaining and even moving exploration of the sometimes frayed intersection where Christianity meets homosexuality." -- Washington Post Posted Oct 25, 2007	For the Bible Tells Me So (2007)	93%
	"Things We Lost in the Fire veers away from the real and hard and toward the fantastic." -- Washington Post Posted Oct 19, 2007	Things We Lost in the Fire (2007)	65%
	"You know exactly where the story is going, and, dang, that's exactly where it goes." -- Washington Post Posted Oct 19, 2007	Reservation Road (2007)	36%
No Rating	Click here to read article -- Washington Post Posted Oct 6, 2007	Journey From The Fall (2007)	92%
	"As this old and twisted Jesse, Brad Pitt is quite good. But the movie really belongs to Casey Affleck as Robert Ford." -- Washington Post Posted Oct 4, 2007	The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford (2007)	74%
	"Director Craig Gillespie clearly knows a few things; most important: If you have only 95 minutes of material, make an only 95-minute movie. Amazing how often that's forgotten." -- Washington Post Posted Sep 13, 2007	Mr. Woodcock (2007)	13%
	"Haggis is an extremely talented man, and much of the film works brilliantly. But it misses the mark." -- Washington Post Posted Sep 13, 2007	In the Valley of Elah (2007)	71%
	"You may hate yourself for yielding to the expertise of the manipulation, but the vicarious thrill of The Brave One is the sense of pulling your own trigger on pure evil and watching the bullet tear through." -- Washington Post Posted Sep 13, 2007	The Brave One (2007)	43%
	"The movie feels like an uneasy combination of new and old western stylings." -- Washington Post Posted Sep 7, 2007	3:10 to Yuma (2007)	89%
	"Nothing original, nothing outrageous." -- Washington Post Posted Aug 29, 2007	Balls of Fury (2007)	23%
	"Hardly anything feels real, but what feels even more unreal is Hartnett with a cloying, sentimental, self-pitying performance. The liveliest thing in the film is the great Jackson, slumming again in a role miles beneath him." -- Washington Post Posted Aug 23, 2007	Resurrecting the Champ (2007)	61%
	"Linney -- this has happened too much to her -- is once again the best thing in a movie that at most achieves a certain mediocrity." -- Washington Post Posted Aug 23, 2007	The Nanny Diaries (2007)	34%
	"Do you Bean? If you do Bean, rejoice. Bean is back. If you don't Bean, here's a chance to start. Bean now, or forever hold your peace." -- Washington Post Posted Aug 23, 2007	Mr. Bean's Holiday (2007)	50%

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