ROTTEN TOMATOES: Steven Boone

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A SAMPLING OF THIS CRITIC'S CINEMATIC TASTE

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	Enchanted
	Mr. Woodcock
	Bringing Out the Dead
	The Sixth Sense
	The End of the Affair
	Angela's Ashes
	The 13th Warrior
	Ride with the Devil
	Rear Window
	The Cider House Rules
	more...

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	My Blueberry Nights
	Fred Claus
	Martian Child
	Slipstream
	30 Days of Night
	Mumford
	Twin Dragons
	Man on the Moon
	Supernova
	I'll Be Home For Christmas
	more...

This critic agrees with the Tomatometer 78% of the time.

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2/4	" Jones displays some acting chops, but the character she creates with Wong has all the personality of a museum tour guide." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted Apr 4, 2008	My Blueberry Nights (2008)	47%
	" The results look something like an overscaled Muppet movie (which ain't such a bad thing in itself)." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted Nov 21, 2007	Enchanted (2007)	93%
	" The satire on globalism and downsizing is also as old as the Clinton administration, but that doesn't stop director David Dobkin from selling it like fresh goods." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted Nov 9, 2007	Fred Claus (2007)	22%
	" There is something disingenuous and calculating about the work of his director and composer." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted Nov 2, 2007	Martian Child (2007)	30%
	" Slipstream ultimately winds up an avant-garde film that just ain't all that avant." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted Oct 26, 2007	Slipstream (2007)	24%
	" Whatever power the original comic had, this film adaptation lost it in translation." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted Oct 19, 2007	30 Days of Night (2007)	50%
	" Mr. Woodcock is often as juvenile and predictable as its title suggests. Yet, this dark comedy about a self-help author plotting revenge on his sadistic former gym coach gets honest laughs because of performances that ring universally true." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted Sep 14, 2007	Mr. Woodcock (2007)	13%
	3 Strikes is depressing and grim, but not in any useful or interesting way. -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	3 Strikes (2000)	0%
	" *Much of A Map of the World* is comparable to the work of Fritz Lang, Paul Schrader or any other filmmaker skilled at evoking panic and self-loathing.*" -- Citysearch* Posted Jan 1, 2000	A Map of the World (1999)	65%
	American Pie stirs the adolescent heart and groin! -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	American Pie (1999)	59%
	" *Harold Ramis' Analyze This* is the mob parody Billy Wilder or Preston Sturges might have made if they'd had access to Robert De Niro and the F-word.*" -- Citysearch* Posted Jan 1, 2000	Analyze This (1998)	67%
	" The young actors playing Frank at various ages (Joe Breen, Ciaran Owens, Michael Legge) are all excellent." -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	Angela's Ashes (1999)	52%
	Offensively phony and unintentionally hilarious! -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	Arlington Road (1999)	60%
	Entertaining and never sluggish. -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	Blue Streak (1999)	36%
	" Schrader shows the Tarantino punks how it's done." -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	Bringing Out the Dead (1999)	72%
	" Ulrich and Gooding just don't click as comic antagonists / buddies." -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	Chill Factor (1999)	7%
	" Down to You has cute boys, cute girls and little else." -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	Down to You (2000)	4%
	" End of Days is definitely in the top two or three worst studio films of the year." -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	End of Days (1999)	11%
	" It's Kubrick telling a tediously elaborate joke at a party, using his eccentric genius and charisma to keep you captivated against all odds." -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	Eyes Wide Shut (1999)	78%
	Edward Norton and Brad Pitt in what may be the performances of their careers. -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	Fight Club (1999)	81%
	" Jonathan Taylor Thomas is completely out of his element as the smooth-talking operator." -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	I'll Be Home For Christmas (1998)	18%
	" While the film has some interesting shifts in pace, mood and structure, it has nothing new or interesting to say." -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	In Too Deep (1999)	36%
	" An ideal summer movie!" -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	Lake Placid (1999)	38%
	" A pretty brave and ambitious feat." -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	Liberty Heights (1999)	89%
	" Hilarious!" -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	Life (1999)	49%
	" The exposition that rushes us into the police standoff is so painfully forced and phony that the only way to keep watching the movie is to take it as either dark comedy or one of those cheap Die Hard knockoffs." -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	Light It Up (1999)	39%
	" Man on the Moon captures the mood of Kaufman's stand-up act while paying loving tribute to the late comic." -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	Man on the Moon (1999)	60%
	*Beautiful as she is, Elisabeth Shue is simply impossible to watch without cringing whenever she tries to do autistic.* -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	Molly (1999)	15%
	*The Mumford* character requires an actor who doesn't try too hard, and Loren Dean doesn't.** -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	Mumford (1999)	55%
	" Sunlight, light bulbs, lenses and shadows are more than suspense window-dressing in this one -- in many instances, they are the suspense." -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	Rear Window (1954)	100%
	" Ride With the Devil works on the simple level of action and classic drama." -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	Ride with the Devil (1999)	63%
	*The opening credit sequence in Rush Hour* outdoes anything that follows it.** -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	Rush Hour (1998)	62%
	" The force is gone and George Lucas apparently has no idea where he left it!" -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace (1999)	63%
	A film this dramatically inept doesn't test your faith in the Papacy nearly as much as it troubles your faith in movies. -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	Stigmata (1999)	20%
	" *Most reminiscent of certain old Star Trek* episodes, the especially horny ones in which Kirk spent most of his time in his quarters with some busty alien.*" -- Citysearch* Posted Jan 1, 2000	Supernova (1999)	10%
	" The dialogue isn't aware it's cliched and hilarious; the soundtrack thinks it's backing an intense urban thriller." -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	The 13th Floor (1999)	29%
	" A widescreen epic adventure so beautifully designed and performed that it doesn't have to make a bit of sense." -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	The 13th Warrior (1999)	35%
	It's definitely not capable of being rescued. -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Astronaut's Wife (1999)	16%
	" Lee has an incredible comic touch, and he pulls a solid performance from his entire cast." -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Best Man (1999)	72%
	" The Bone Collector blows its budget on helicopters, fleets of cop cars, gory effects and the charisma of Denzel Washington to bring this pointless hackwork to theaters." -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Bone Collector (1999)	28%
	" Warm, thoughtful entertainment." -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Cider House Rules (1999)	72%
	The movie's percussive action scenes hardly mask its lack of inspiration. -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Corruptor (1999)	47%
	" Fiennes' and Moore's performances are strong enough to carry this film through even the slightly preposterous turn that puts the movie on the path to that conclusion." -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	The End of the Affair (1999)	68%
	*Although The Haunting* gets funnier, dumber, and less suspenseful as it goes on, it never loses the power to frighten, because it never had it.** -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Haunting (1999)	17%
	" Soderbergh, screenwriter Lem Dobbs and star Terence Stamp make a cool team." -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Limey (1999)	91%
	" Charming as it is, the film is too thin to justify carfare and ticket money." -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Love Letter (1999)	34%
	The surprises are interesting, but not enough to save the film from itself. -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Other Sister (1999)	30%
	The story has been so abbreviated and riddled with songs that there's no sense of climax. -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Prince of Egypt (1998)	79%
	" One of the greatest horror film of the '90s!" -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Sixth Sense (1999)	85%
	" At over two hours, it's too much junk food for one sitting." -- Citysearch Posted Jan 1, 2000	The World Is Not Enough (1999)	52%

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