ROTTEN TOMATOES: Walter V. Addiego

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0/4	"The raw ingredients of this crass holiday comedy include an inept stab at Home Alone-style slapstick, sitcom-thin characters, a snickering attitude about tacky yuletide decorations and a good helping of smarmy sentimentality. Merry Christmas!" -- San Francisco Chronicle Posted Nov 22, 2006	Deck the Halls (2006)	6%
1/4	"It's a horror story, all right, but the reason for telling it remains unclear, and it seems like a waste of Kalin's evident talent." -- San Francisco Chronicle Posted Jun 27, 2008	Savage Grace (2008)	42%
1/4	"A lightweight and sentimental exercise that succeeds at little except maybe inspiring the viewer to go out and find a decent curry." -- San Francisco Chronicle Posted Dec 7, 2007	Nina's Heavenly Delights (2007)	6%
1/4	"Offers a few laughs but overall is pretty tired." -- San Francisco Chronicle Posted Jan 13, 2006	Hoodwinked (2006)	48%
1/4	"*If for some reason you're curious about the sad life of model-turned- bounty hunter Domino Harvey, don't bother with Tony Scott's dismal Domino." -- San Francisco Chronicle* Posted Oct 14, 2005	Domino (2005)	19%
1/4	"Secuestro Express seems less interested in dramatizing the crushing inequities of that nation than in serving up hefty doses of sadism and titillation." -- San Francisco Chronicle Posted Aug 5, 2005	Secuestro Express (2005)	52%
1/4	"We're encouraged to believe that at least some of what we're hearing is a reflection of 'real' family concerns, but the film makes it impossible to tell what's genuine and what's pretend in all the soul-baring." -- San Francisco Chronicle Posted Aug 26, 2005	The Talent Given Us (2004)	58%
1/4	"Garfield looks like the work of someone who's hardly seen the backside of a camera." -- San Francisco Chronicle Posted Jun 11, 2004	Garfield the Movie (2004)	13%
1/4	"It's just lurid stuff." -- San Francisco Chronicle Posted Apr 2, 2004	Games People Play: New York (2004)	36%
1/4	"A strong candidate for the most thunderingly stupid movie of the year." -- San Francisco Chronicle Posted Jan 16, 2004	Torque (2004)	23%
1/4	"If for some reason you are fascinated by the Wonderland murders, look up the Rolling Stone article of 1989 that brought national attention to the gruesome case. Otherwise, your local cineplex has lots of choices with more redeeming social value." -- San Francisco Chronicle Posted Oct 17, 2003	Wonderland (2003)	34%
1/4	"... the movie, which borrows from a dozen pop sources and improves on none of them, is pretty much a washout." -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Jan 1, 2000	Spawn (1997)	21%
1/4	"*As dumb as Caddyshack* was, though, it seems like George Bernard Shaw compared to this poor stepchild. Back to stand-up, Adam Sandler.*" -- San Francisco Examiner* Posted Jan 1, 2000	Happy Gilmore (1996)	57%
1/4	"*With the exception of a couple of inspired moments, Mary Reilly* is merely a curious variation of an often-told story.*" -- San Francisco Examiner* Posted Jan 1, 2000	Mary Reilly (1996)	28%
1/4	"A spiritless affair likely to vanish quickly from first-run screens." -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Phantom (1996)	43%
1/4	"Eddie Murphy has declared war on America's eardrums. His new film Metro, in which he plays a police hostage negotiator, must have been financed by a wrecking yard, with help from the stunt drivers guild." -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Jan 1, 2000	Metro (1996)	16%
1/4	"I don't want to spoil what happens next, but can reveal that it involves: torn limbs, spurting gore, decapitations, eyeballs and guts spilled on the floor -- the standard gruesome stuff." -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Jan 1, 2000	Tales from the Crypt - Demon Knight (1995)	35%
1/4	"You eventually get the feeling that the actors are riffing mainly for each other. Their attitude is, 'We're talented, trust us, we know how to be funny,' but in the end, it's mostly just a bluff." -- San Francisco Chronicle Posted Apr 4, 2008	The Grand ()	39%

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