ROTTEN TOMATOES: Tom Milne - Rotten Tomatoes

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	All the King's Men
	The Great McGinty
	Key Largo
	I Remember Mama
	Somewhere in the Night
	La Collectionneuse
	The Molly Maguires
	Gunga Din
	You're a Big Boy Now
	Le Jour Se Leve
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	Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
	Scrooge
	A Place in the Sun
	Champion
	Ship of Fools
	Six in Paris
	In Which We Serve
	Hud
	3 Godfathers
	The Car
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This critic agrees with the Tomatometer 78% of the time.

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	"A fine adaptation of Robert Penn Warren's Pulitzer novel." Posted Aug 16, 2007	All the King's Men (1949)	96%
	"A wonderfully dry satire." Posted Jun 24, 2006	The Great McGinty (1940)	100%
	"Although the characters are basically stereotypes, they are lent the gift of life by a superlative cast." Posted Jun 24, 2006	Key Largo (1948)	96%
	"A charmer, nevertheless, directed and acted with real delicacy." Posted Jun 24, 2006	I Remember Mama (1948)	93%
	"Out of this familiar premise, Mankiewicz has fashioned a classic film noir." Posted Jun 24, 2006	Somewhere in the Night (1946)	89%
	"Wryly and delightfully witty." Posted Jun 24, 2006	La Collectionneuse (1971)	88%
	"Ken Adam's sets are inventive, but the special effects are shoddy, the songs instantly forgettable, and the leisurely length an exquisite torture." Posted Jun 24, 2006	Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (1968)	62%
	"The trouble, as so often with Ritt films, is that the situation remains interesting rather than involving. But at least this detachment means that one has the leisure to savour the textures of Wong Howe's magnificent camerawork." Posted Jun 24, 2006	The Molly Maguires (1970)	89%
	"This is a pretty spiffing adventure yarn, with some classically staged fights, terrific performances." Posted Jun 24, 2006	Gunga Din (1939)	91%
	"A misbegotten musical adaptation of Dickens' much too perennial tale." Posted Jun 24, 2006	Scrooge (1970)	73%
	"Typically slow and stately in the later Stevens manner." Posted Jun 24, 2006	A Place in the Sun (1951)	76%
	"The Set-Up, made the same year, is infinitely superior." Posted Jun 24, 2006	Champion (1949)	92%
	"Don't look now, but as you might expect with message-mad Kramer at the helm of this adaptation of Katherine Anne Porter's novel, there's a heavy allegory aboard." Posted Jun 24, 2006	Ship of Fools (1965)	82%
	"Coppola's style had healthy roots in the screwball comedies of the '30s, and the glorious performances litter the film with moments to treasure." Posted Jun 24, 2006	You're a Big Boy Now (1966)	78%
	"Possibly the best of the Carn�-Pr�vert films, certainly their collaboration at its most classically pure." Posted Jun 24, 2006	Le Jour Se Leve (1939)	86%
	"Disappointingly lightweight." Posted Jun 24, 2006	Six in Paris (1965)	71%
	"It's absolutely riveting." Posted Jun 24, 2006	Two-Lane Blacktop (1971)	92%
	"Staged with what passed at the time for honest understatement, it now looks impossibly patronising, the epitome of stiff upper lip." Posted Jun 24, 2006	In Which We Serve (1942)	92%
	"First in the wondrous series of B movies in which Val Lewton elaborated his principle of horrors imagined rather than seen, with a superbly judged performance from Simon." Posted Jun 24, 2006	Cat People (1942)	94%
	"One of Ritt's best films." Posted Jun 24, 2006	Hud (1963)	77%
	"It's fierce and Freudian as well as great cinematic fun, with ample fodder for the amateur psychologist following up on Hitch's tortuous involvement with his leading ladies." Posted Jun 24, 2006	The Birds (1963)	97%
	"The film is studded with gems, many of them contributed verbally by the Sturges stock company." Posted Jun 24, 2006	The Sin of Harold Diddlebock (1946)	89%
	"Risible script based on a doorstop novel by Henry Morton Robinson, but handled by Preminger with tremendous panache; worth seeing just for the incredible skill and flair with which he stages the action and moves the camera." Posted Jun 24, 2006	The Cardinal (1963)	60%
	"A superbly chilling essay in the supernatural." Posted Jun 24, 2006	Don't Look Now (1974)	94%
	"A remarkably assured debut for Coen." Posted Jun 24, 2006	Blood Simple (1984)	98%
	"A classy thriller, much less laden with significance than most Kazan movies." Posted Jun 24, 2006	Panic in the Streets (1950)	94%
	"An attractive serio-comic tale of civic corruption." Posted Jun 24, 2006	The Talk of the Town (1942)	93%
	"he last reel, with Wayne explicitly identified as the Prodigal Son and a general collapse into mawkishness, might almost have strayed in from another movie." Posted Jun 24, 2006	3 Godfathers (1948)	80%
	"Three of the episodes are rough-and-ready but vigorous Grand Guignol fun." Posted Jun 24, 2006	The House That Dripped Blood (1971)	75%
	"This is one of Dassin's best films." Posted Jun 24, 2006	Brute Force (1947)	91%
	"*Interminably drawn out, with some good special effects but its characters hauled straight out of the cracker-barrel, it has nowhere near the same minatory charge as Spielberg's Duel." Posted Jun 24, 2006*	The Car (1977)	18%
	"A beguilingly ribald sex comedy, spattered with characteristic Sturges slapstick." Posted Jun 24, 2006	The Lady Eve (1941)	100%
	"Coppola's fourth feature, a fascinating early road movie made entirely on location with a minimal crew and a constantly evolving script." Posted Jun 24, 2006	The Rain People (1969)	78%
	"Very uncertain in period and atmosphere, and saddled with some terrible performances." Posted Jun 24, 2006	The Brothers Karamazov (1958)	38%
	"An awe-inspiringly tedious lump of soggy romanticism." Posted Jun 24, 2006	Ryan's Daughter (1970)	47%
	"Classical in its intense simplicity, this is certainly Becker's most perfectly crafted film." Posted Jun 24, 2006	Le Trou (1960)	100%
	"It's still a long haul (made no lighter by Franz Waxman's abominably insistent score) for anyone not committed to theological problems of faith, conscience and obedience." Posted Jun 24, 2006	The Nun's Story (1959)	93%
	"A little simplistic at times but acidly funny, with Godard's genius for the arresting image once more well to the fore." Posted Jun 24, 2006	Tout Va Bien (1972)	57%
	"An underrated musical." Posted Feb 11, 2006	Finian's Rainbow (1968)	55%
	"Garbo's last film, graced by some charming scenes and directed with Cukor's usual flair, but hardly sending her off in a blaze of glory." Posted Feb 9, 2006	Two-Faced Woman (1941)	43%
	"Wonderful satire on small-town jingoism, all the more remarkable in that it was made during World War II." Posted Feb 9, 2006	Hail the Conquering Hero (1944)	100%
	"If you can believe in Sinatra as an 1810 vintage Spanish guerrilla, you can believe anything, but it's still a slog through a platitudinous script." Posted Feb 9, 2006	The Pride and the Passion (1957)	14%
	"Despite the fuss at the time, there's little blue about this except the title." Posted Feb 9, 2006	The Moon is Blue (1953)	29%
	"All good stuff." Posted Feb 9, 2006	And Now for Something Completely Different (1971)	89%
	"The performances (not least from Wayne and Hagen) are matchless." Posted Feb 9, 2006	Adam's Rib (1949)	100%
	"Grips like a vice thanks to the skill with which Preminger's stunning mise en sc�ne absorbs documentary detail." Posted Feb 9, 2006	Advise and Consent (1962)	82%
	"A reminder that something really was stirring in those days of the British New Wave before it frittered itself away." Posted Feb 9, 2006	This Sporting Life (1963)	100%
	"Terrific gangster movie." Posted Feb 9, 2006	The Big Combo (1955)	91%
	"Stunningly shot in stark black-and-white by Gianni Di Venanzo." Posted Feb 9, 2006	Salvatore Giuliano (1961)	100%
	"Hepburn is magnificent as the small-town social climber, although the script so softens Booth Tarkington's novel." Posted Feb 9, 2006	Alice Adams (1935)	93%

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