ROTTEN TOMATOES: Erik Lundegaard

LISTING OF ALL REVIEWS & ARTICLES

A SAMPLING OF THIS CRITIC'S CINEMATIC TASTE

BEST TO WORST SAMPLING
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4/4	Alien: The Director's Cut
3.5/4	Nowhere in Africa
3/4	Promises
2.5/4	Blackboards
2/4	Friday Night
1.5/4	Basic
1/4	Juwanna Mann
.5/4	Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever
0.5/4	What the Bleep Do We Know?
0/4	Hollywood Homicide

BEST REVIEWED
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4/4	Tell Them Who You Are
4/4	Modern Times
4/4	Alien: The Director's Cut
	more...

WORST REVIEWED
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0/4	National Lampoon's Gold Diggers
0/4	White Chicks
0/4	Hollywood Homicide
0.5/4	Elektra
0.5/4	What the Bleep Do We Know?
.5/4	Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever
1/4	The Manson Family
1/4	The Final Cut
1/4	Battlefield Baseball
1/4	The Whole Ten Yards
	more...

This critic agrees with the Tomatometer 65% of the time.

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3/4	"Lom, and the children, find balance and hope." -- Minneapolis Star Tribune Posted Apr 19, 2007	On a Tightrope (2006)	n/a
4/4	"A hilarious, poignant documentary from Mark Wexler, son of famous cinematographer Haskell Wexler, about his irascible, politically headstrong father." -- Minneapolis Star Tribune Posted Apr 14, 2005	Tell Them Who You Are (2005)	86%
2/4	"Must decency be dull?" -- Seattle Times Posted Jan 14, 2005	Coach Carter (2005)	63%
0.5/4	"It's opaque where it should be clear (motivations; fight scenes). It's clear where it should be opaque (what happens next)." -- Seattle Times Posted Jan 14, 2005	Elektra (2005)	9%
3/4	"It's Ratanaruang's stylish direction that recommends the movie." -- Seattle Times Posted Dec 31, 2004	6ixtynin9 (2004)	94%
1/4	"A nauseating m�lange." -- Seattle Times Posted Dec 17, 2004	The Manson Family (2004)	69%
2/4	"Our obsession with style over substance is becoming pathological. When are we going to get sick of this stuff?" -- Seattle Times Posted Dec 8, 2004	Blade: Trinity (2004)	27%
3/4	"Overnight is a pungent documentary that details the awful, groping evanescence of Hollywood buzz." -- Seattle Times Posted Dec 3, 2004	Overnight (2004)	79%
1.5/4	"You want to yell 'Focus!' not at the projectionist in the booth but at the activists on the screen." -- Seattle Times Posted Nov 12, 2004	Go Further (2004)	59%
3/4	"A satisfying, straightforward documentary with great archive footage and interviews with band members ... and those they influenced." -- Seattle Times Posted Oct 29, 2004	End of the Century: The Story of the Ramones (2004)	95%
4/4	"Good physical comedy will always be funny, and Chaplin was a master." -- Seattle Times Posted Oct 22, 2004	Modern Times (1936)	100%
	"*There's a lot to not buy in Surviving Christmas. I recommend not buying." -- Seattle Times* Posted Oct 22, 2004	Surviving Christmas (2004)	7%
1.5/4	"Tsai is hugely popular with film critics, I believe, in part because film critics actually have something to do while watching his films. While the girl is limping down the hallway, we can take notes. Regular theatergoers? They can only watch helplessly." -- Seattle Times Posted Oct 15, 2004	Goodbye Dragon Inn (2004)	81%
1/4	"The lack of imagination, given the initial premise, is astounding." -- Seattle Times Posted Oct 15, 2004	The Final Cut (2004)	37%
2/4	"The movie, sadly, wants us to be all warm and cozy. It wants to tuck us into bed. Try not to fall asleep." -- Seattle Times Posted Oct 15, 2004	Around the Bend (2004)	29%
2.5/4	"It feels lightweight and forgettable." -- Seattle Times Posted Oct 8, 2004	Nicotina (2004)	45%
	" It deals with profound questions of death and separation but with the slow, satisfied air of those who have all the answers." -- Seattle Times Posted Oct 1, 2004	Th�r�se (2004)	11%
1.5/4	"The doc focuses exclusively on Robert Moog, and Robert Moog is, well, kind of boring." -- Seattle Times Posted Sep 24, 2004	Moog (2005)	29%
1.5/4	"A bland, straightforward documentary about an insane sport." -- Seattle Times Posted Sep 24, 2004	Faster (2004)	50%
0/4	"*Don't waste your money. Please. Spare our culture some last semblance of dignity by ignoring National Lampoon's Gold Diggers* altogether.*" -- Seattle Times* Posted Sep 17, 2004	National Lampoon's Gold Diggers (2004)	0%
2.5/4	"The battle scenes are gripping and horrific, the special effects amazing, and the sentimentality overwhelming." -- Seattle Times Posted Sep 3, 2004	Tae Guk Gi: The Brotherhood of War (2004)	80%
2/4	"The questions the film raises are more interesting than the film itself." -- Seattle Times Posted Sep 3, 2004	Time of the Wolf (2003)	65%
1/4	"It's purposely, triumphantly stupid." -- Seattle Times Posted Aug 20, 2004	Battlefield Baseball (2003)	78%
2/4	"AVP will probably satisfy its fans' most basic desires. But, like most sugar rushes, it won't satisfy them for long." -- Seattle Times Posted Aug 16, 2004	Alien vs. Predator (2004)	22%
2/4	"It's a distinct, fully realized and fascinating world; it's the story Winterbottom places in the foreground that's unfulfilling." -- Seattle Times Posted Aug 13, 2004	Code 46 (2004)	52%
3.5/4	"A small, respectful corrective." -- Seattle Times Posted Jul 23, 2004	Twilight Samurai (2004)	98%
3/4	"As faulty as its titular subject, but it raises important questions and will probably get your blood boiling." -- Seattle Times Posted Jul 23, 2004	The Hunting of the President (2004)	73%
3/4	"Sensual and sweet." -- Seattle Times Posted Jul 8, 2004	The Road to Love (2002)	40%
0/4	"An early candidate for worst movie of the year." -- Seattle Times Posted Jun 23, 2004	White Chicks (2004)	15%
2.5/4	"Did that movie just wink at me? I think it did. But I'm not quite sure." -- Seattle Times Posted Jun 18, 2004	Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story (2004)	70%
3/4	"Properly silly and slapsticky." -- Seattle Times Posted Jun 16, 2004	Around the World in 80 Days (2004)	31%
1.5/4	"Diesel makes a fine action star, and some of the fight scenes are cool, but resistance is recommended." -- Seattle Times Posted Jun 11, 2004	Chronicles of Riddick (2004)	29%
1.5/4	"Independent films like to equate smallness with authenticity, but sometimes, unfortunately, they're just small." -- Seattle Times Posted May 28, 2004	A Slipping Down Life (2004)	26%
2/4	"There are few things more boring than cool. Cool keeps to itself; cool doesn't reveal itself. For cool to be cool, it has to be part of a larger story. Here it's not." -- Seattle Times Posted May 21, 2004	Coffee and Cigarettes (2004)	64%
0.5/4	"Here's the mystery for me. How did questions that started out so vast and existential swirl down into something so small and loopy and pathetic?" -- Seattle Times Posted May 20, 2004	What the Bleep Do We Know? (2004)	34%
3/4	"Unexpected plot twists keep us interested." -- Seattle Times Posted May 7, 2004	Wilbur Wants to Kill Himself (2004)	87%
2.5/4	"Left me craving a little messy diversity." -- Seattle Times Posted Apr 22, 2004	Sacred Planet (2003)	61%
1/4	"The Whole Nine Yards was only about a yard short of being a worthwhile comedy back in 2000, but its sequel, The Whole Ten Yards, doesn't even manage to get onto the playing field." -- Seattle Times Posted Apr 9, 2004	The Whole Ten Yards (2004)	5%
2/4	"It's a straightforward, unimaginative narrative, and thus not very memorable." -- Seattle Times Posted Apr 2, 2004	The Gospel of John (2003)	38%
2.5/4	"The panoramic views of various island locations are, of course, gorgeous, and inspire a kind of giddy vertigo." -- Seattle Times Posted Mar 26, 2004	Coral Reef Adventure (2002)	90%
2/4	"*The movie's almost good enough to wash the bad taste of the first Scooby-Doo* movie from our mouths. Almost.*" -- Seattle Times* Posted Mar 26, 2004	Scooby Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed (2004)	20%
2.5/4	"Its rampant corporate sponsorship is messy and distracting, and the athleticism necessary to triumph is still less intriguing (perhaps because it's less visible) than the athleticism necessary to triumph in, say, baseball." -- Seattle Times Posted Mar 12, 2004	NASCAR: The Imax Experience (2004)	60%
2/4	"The great documentary about Hong Kong stuntmen, and their relationship to the Beijing Opera, still needs to be made." -- Seattle Times Posted Mar 5, 2004	Red Trousers (2003)	25%
1.5/4	"*OK, so they made a movie bad enough to be on Mystery Science Theater 3000. But MST3K* was watchable despite its bad films, not because of them.*" -- Seattle Times* Posted Feb 20, 2004	The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra (2004)	53%
2/4	"*The film is often shallow and predictable. But it's not painfully stupid in a Just Married* kind of way.*" -- Seattle Times* Posted Feb 20, 2004	Eurotrip (2004)	46%
2.5/4	"Despite its high concept, director Bart Freundlich keeps the film grounded in reality." -- Seattle Times Posted Feb 6, 2004	Catch That Kid (2004)	11%
2.5/4	"It's still funny and warm and neighborly inside Calvin's barbershop; it's just a little predictable as soon as you step outside." -- Seattle Times Posted Feb 6, 2004	Barbershop 2: Back in Business (2004)	69%
3/4	"Joy! An animated feature that parents don't have to silently groan through." -- Seattle Times Posted Jan 16, 2004	Teacher's Pet (2004)	76%
2.5/4	"Less a movie than a testament to marketing." -- Seattle Times Posted Dec 25, 2003	Cheaper by the Dozen (2003)	23%
2.5/4	"Focuses too much on what we know and not enough on what we don't." -- Seattle Times Posted Nov 21, 2003	Tibet: Cry of the Snow Lion (2003)	88%

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