ROTTEN TOMATOES: Stephen Hunter

WORST REVIEWED FILMS

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0/5	" This is supposed to be funny? It was so depressing I almost started to cry." -- Washington Post Posted Jan 6, 2002	Wet Hot American Summer (2001)	32%
0/5	" Expends a moderate budget and several attractive young performers to absolutely no consequence." -- Washington Post Posted Feb 9, 2001	Saving Silverman (2001)	17%
0.5/5	" Oh, please. Stop and smell the manure." -- Washington Post Posted Apr 26, 2002	Life or Something Like It (2002)	26%
0.5/5	" Jewison's rich and provocative 1975 original has been de-metaphorized, made narrow and pointless, while remaining just as loud and violent." -- Washington Post Posted Feb 8, 2002	Rollerball (2002)	4%
0.5/5	" A mad agglomeration of styles and traditions that ultimately results in nothing so much as a mad agglomeration of styles and traditions." -- Washington Post Posted Jan 11, 2002	The Brotherhood of the Wolf (2002)	72%
0.5/5	" It can't fake sincerity. It tries ever so hard, but it doesn't have a single believable second." -- Washington Post Posted Dec 21, 2001	The Majestic (2001)	42%
0.5/5	" A case of the vain leading the bland." -- Washington Post Posted Dec 14, 2001	Vanilla Sky (2001)	39%
0.5/5	" *A chaotic kung fu, sci-fi, rama-lama-dingdong on themes handled more originally by The Matrix." -- Washington Post* Posted Nov 2, 2001	The One (2001)	13%
0.5/5	" Certainly the meanest-spirited film ever associated with the Disney hallmark." -- Washington Post Posted Aug 24, 2001	Bubble Boy (2001)	30%
0.5/5	" I'm wondering what's so special about a film that has but one guilty pleasure and that's Ben Kingsley spraying saliva-lubricated variants of the F-word." -- Washington Post Posted Jun 22, 2001	Sexy Beast (2001)	85%
0.5/5	" *If ever a movie testified to the utter creative bankruptcy of the Hollywood film industry, it is the abomination known as Freddy Got Fingered." -- Washington Post* Posted Apr 20, 2001	Freddy Got Fingered (2001)	10%
0.5/5	" Who on earth could resist Charlize Theron? Well, if she's imitating Sandy Dennis, it's not all that hard." -- Washington Post Posted Feb 20, 2001	Sweet November (2001)	16%
0.5/5	" It manages to find an almost pitch-perfect accumulation of ill-matched tones, sheer grotesquerie, near-heroic absurdity and self-canceling folly." -- Washington Post Posted Jan 1, 2000	Beautiful (2000)	15%
D	" *The special effects are particularly lame, and an insult to the proud werewolf tradition of An American Werewolf in London* or the even better The Howling.*" -- Washington Post* Posted Feb 28, 2005	Cursed (2005)	17%
1/5	" All in all, this baby makes you ever more eternally grateful for AMC and TCM on the cable. That's where the real movies have gone to hide." -- Washington Post Posted Jun 28, 2002	Mr. Deeds (2002)	22%
1/5	" Isn't worth the crayons it took to write the script." -- Washington Post Posted Apr 5, 2002	High Crimes (2002)	32%
1/5	" *Probably was hatched by screenwriters watching The Sixth Sense* on methamphetamines.*" -- Washington Post* Posted Feb 22, 2002	Dragonfly (2002)	7%
1/5	" Plays out rather drearily." -- Washington Post Posted Feb 22, 2002	The Queen of the Damned (2002)	14%
1/5	" It reduces the complexities to bromides and slogans and it gets so preachy-keen and so tub-thumpingly loud it makes you feel like a chump just for sitting through it." -- Washington Post Posted Feb 15, 2002	John Q (2002)	22%
1/5	" A coarse, witless and stunningly violent black comedy." -- Washington Post Posted Nov 24, 2001	Novocaine (2001)	38%
1/5	" Beautiful and so phony it makes you urp." -- Washington Post Posted Oct 12, 2001	My First Mister (2001)	53%
1/5	" So brainless it's a wonder it can find its own ending." -- Washington Post Posted Aug 17, 2001	American Outlaws (2001)	13%
1/5	" What a portrait of young American manhood as a collective of hormone-addled schnooks -- effete, incapable, soft and doomed, a group of chuckleheads who couldn't find the sky without a sign that pointed up." -- Washington Post Posted Aug 10, 2001	American Pie 2 (2001)	52%
1/5	" A pocket of infection on the skin of the American body cultural." -- Washington Post Posted Jul 5, 2001	Scary Movie 2 (2001)	13%
1/5	" Nobody really cares about the plot, least of all the filmmakers." -- Washington Post Posted Jun 8, 2001	Swordfish (2001)	25%
1/5	" The whole thing is too big, too loud, too expensive and has too much Diane Keaton." -- Washington Post Posted Apr 27, 2001	Town and Country (2001)	13%
1/5	" A simpering love story." -- Washington Post Posted Jan 1, 2000	Coyote Ugly (2000)	21%
1/5	" The Wild, Wild West is a rambling wreck from computer tech and a helluva souvenir � that is, for those interested in artifacts representing the American movie at its worst." -- Washington Post Posted Jan 1, 2000	Wild Wild West (1999)	21%

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