ROTTEN TOMATOES: Bob Campbell

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	" It's bracingly funny to see the glorious human species redefined as just another set of moving parts in a huge machine lacking any evident purpose." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted Dec 5, 2003	Hukkle (2002)	100%
	" *Credit El Bonaerense* with journalistic single-mindedness and, given recent Argentine history, sheer guts.*" -- Newark Star-Ledger* Posted Dec 5, 2003	El Bonaerense (2003)	91%
	" It's all tr�s charming." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted Nov 28, 2003	The Triplets of Belleville (2003)	94%
	" *If secular humanism were an actual religion, The Barbarian Invasions* would be recognized as a religious masterpiece.*" -- Newark Star-Ledger* Posted Nov 21, 2003	The Barbarian Invasions (2003)	82%
	" It's an adventure movie by an artist." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted Nov 14, 2003	Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World (2003)	84%
	" Locates the human dimension the architect never grasped." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted Nov 13, 2003	My Architect: A Son's Journey (2003)	93%
	" Grossly inauthentic but authentically engrossing entertainment." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted Oct 17, 2003	Runaway Jury (2003)	72%
	" The 73-year-old Chabrol has dashed off a near-abstract but infinitely intriguing formulation on guilt, recurrence and the perpetual present." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted Oct 13, 2003	The Flower of Evil (2003)	64%
	" Out of Time is probably Hollywood's most seamless suspense trap since The Fugitive." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted Oct 3, 2003	Out of Time (2003)	66%
2.5/4	" Alternately helped, hindered and (best) left alone by first-time director Wells, Lane fills the screen with her perceptive presence and lifts the undramatic story as high as gravity allows." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted Sep 26, 2003	Under the Tuscan Sun (2003)	63%
	" This is a screen trip that actually takes you someplace -- out of the world, around the world and straight to the heart of the world." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted Sep 20, 2003	Millennium Actress (2003)	94%
	" Pritikin's shrewd comedy-drama catches a fine flock of family emotions on the wing, and not the over-exposed ones." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted Sep 12, 2003	Dummy (2003)	71%
	" Rodriguez's movie aspires to trashy grandeur, and achieves it." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted Sep 12, 2003	Once Upon a Time in Mexico (2003)	69%
	" An amiable city mouse/country mouse story." -- Minneapolis Star Tribune Posted Sep 5, 2003	Dude, Where's the Party? (2003)	69%
	" Should Blighty stake its screen future on action-adventure? Family fun? Sex satire? Modernized music hall? Post-modern movie-movie? Meadows' answer is 'All of the above.'" -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted Sep 3, 2003	Once Upon a Time in the Midlands (2003)	51%
	" Consistently clever and inventive on a level a little below the inspired." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted Aug 22, 2003	Don't Tempt Me (2003)	38%
2.5/4	" A B-movie worthy of the term." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted Aug 22, 2003	The Medallion (2003)	18%
	" *With neo-rock replacing beach boyisms and new optical technology permitting crisp Steadicam close-ups of ballet-like aquabatics, Step into Liquid* is state-of-the-art non-art.*" -- Newark Star-Ledger* Posted Aug 21, 2003	Step Into Liquid (2003)	82%
	" Yakin shuns caricature. His affection for all his feckless characters, even Fanning's narcissistic mom (Heather Locklear), is evident." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted Aug 21, 2003	Uptown Girls (2003)	13%
	" Will satisfy the hordes who've awaited this heavyweight matchup for a decade." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted Aug 21, 2003	Freddy vs. Jason (2003)	41%
	" Schlocky, slam-bang fun." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted Aug 8, 2003	S.W.A.T. (2003)	48%
	" *Touching, amusing, sometimes compelling, Seaside* is ultimately little more revealing than a weekend visit. It's a sheaf of captivating postcards.*" -- Newark Star-Ledger* Posted Aug 6, 2003	Seaside (2003)	75%
	" Shot in lustrous, muted color with a sure sensitivity to emotional states and mood swings, it's an elegy on wasted time and waning energies." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted Jul 31, 2003	Mondays in the Sun (2003)	79%
	" It's a love-it-or- hate-it proposition." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted Jul 31, 2003	Hotel (2003)	36%
	" Seabiscuit is resoundingly well made and emotionally satisfying." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted Jul 25, 2003	Seabiscuit (2003)	77%
	" This movie is tagged, gift-wrapped and handed to its Finnish Sami actress." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted Jul 11, 2003	The Cuckoo (2003)	87%
	" Swimming Pool has the edgy chill of early Polanski." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted Jul 3, 2003	Swimming Pool (2003)	85%
	" Powerfully analytical." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted Jun 26, 2003	Human Weapon (2003)	100%
	" Powerfully, and ... challengingly, personal." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted Jun 26, 2003	My Terrorist (2003)	100%
	" Ragged but intense, this compassionate little movie is stocked with enough skillful touches and sensitive moments to stir interest in Eason's future work." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted Jun 20, 2003	Manito (2003)	94%
	" Constantly delights and refreshes the eye -- it's a summer vacation in itself." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted May 30, 2003	Finding Nemo (2003)	98%
	" Fresh and funny all over again." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted May 23, 2003	The In-Laws (2003)	36%
	" Two magnetic male presences command the screen in Man On the Train, but Patrice Leconte finds a friendship between weathered Frenchmen more difficult to forge than the far more asymmetrical relationships of previous films." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted May 9, 2003	Man on the Train (2003)	92%
	" *Though Marooned in Iraq* falls short of greatness, its timing couldn't be more brilliant.*" -- Newark Star-Ledger* Posted May 2, 2003	Marooned in Iraq (2003)	93%
2.5/4	" A cozy, well-made vehicle without the capacity to carry everything that writer-director Karen Moncrieff piles into it." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted May 2, 2003	Blue Car (2003)	81%
	" The whole project has been developed with enough know-how, unstinting ingenuity and organized energy to lift it far above its flaws." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted May 2, 2003	X2: X-Men United (2003)	87%
	" Perrin's film assembles discontinuous but overlapping visual wonders into a vaguely mystical ode to the endless variety and timeless rhythms of life." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted Apr 24, 2003	Winged Migration (2003)	97%
	" The tone is loose and jokey enough to stave off heaviness." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted Apr 24, 2003	Onmyoji (2001)	50%
	" Dworkin's potent documentary is a definitive distillation of life in America's black underclass." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted Apr 18, 2003	Love and Diane (2003)	97%
	" This sober, unsparing drama, strong if unambitious, is probably as perfectly characteristic a specimen of serious European filmmaking as any movie ever made." -- Newark Star-Ledger Posted Apr 18, 2003	Lilya 4-Ever (2003)	86%
	" Pulls off the difficult trick of synching up a clever preteen comedy to a clever grown-up comedy." -- Oregonian Posted Feb 8, 2002	Big Fat Liar (2002)	44%
	" Bicentennial Man's heart may be synthetic, but it beats strongly, nonetheless." -- Houston Chronicle Posted Jan 1, 2000	Bicentennial Man (1999)	38%
	Possesses a rewarding life of its own! -- Newhouse News Service Posted Jan 1, 2000	Jakob the Liar (1999)	30%
	" Gina Prince-Bythewood�s debut movie makes up in heart and spirit for its shortfalls in originality." -- Newhouse News Service Posted Jan 1, 2000	Love and Basketball (2000)	82%
	" Magnolia is real, full-tilt filmmaking, seducing our souls and nervous systems with a sensory, kinesthetic rush." -- Newhouse News Service Posted Jan 1, 2000	Magnolia (1999)	84%
	Princess Moonlike is graced with images of charm and phenomenal beauty. -- Newhouse News Service Posted Jan 1, 2000	Princess Mononoke (1997)	93%
	Funny and nostalgic in a complex way. -- MSNBC Posted Jan 1, 2000	Small Time Crooks (2000)	67%

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