ROTTEN TOMATOES: Jason Clark

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N/A	" Opaque, tiresome" -- Matinee Magazine Posted Sep 25, 2002	Morvern Callar (2002)	84%
N/A	" It is never quite as shocking as it thinks it might be and grows wearying after about an hour, when the movie seems to run out of options that might work" -- Matinee Magazine Posted Sep 25, 2002	Better Luck Tomorrow (2003)	80%
N/A	" any option to duck out of seeing the Dardenne brothers' maddening, obnoxiously designed The Son is a good one, unless you're partial to movies where you get to watch the back of someone's head emote for nearly 100 minutes" -- Matinee Magazine Posted Sep 25, 2002	The Son (2003)	88%
N/A	" It apparently took the filmmakers nearly five years to make this film, and you wonder why anyone would want it in the first place" -- Matinee Magazine Posted Sep 25, 2002	Love Liza (2002)	54%
N/A	" The film offers little more than what it presents to you and makes you wonder if seeing this onstage wouldn't possibly be more compelling than fancily designed as a film" -- Matinee Magazine Posted Sep 25, 2002	The Last Letter (2003)	100%
N/A	" When it stays on track, it's pretty good fun" -- Matinee Magazine Posted Sep 25, 2002	Standing in the Shadows of Motown (2002)	92%
N/A	" A worthless, witless thriller" -- Matinee Magazine Posted Sep 25, 2002	Phone Booth (2003)	71%
N/A	" It really fuels the mind and conversation in a way few movies have recently" -- Matinee Magazine Posted Sep 25, 2002	Max (2002)	70%
N/A	" By infusing the film with a dreamlike, digitally shot haze, Miller loses a little of the urgency of her tales" -- Matinee Magazine Posted Sep 25, 2002	Personal Velocity (2002)	70%
N/A	" This lushly made comedy-musical-whodunit is good fun for awhile" -- Matinee Magazine Posted Sep 25, 2002	8 Women (2002)	78%
N/A	" The intrigue is replaced with post-feminist affectations that mar the central story, and leave its game actors stranded in movie limbo" -- Matinee Magazine Posted Sep 25, 2002	Secretary (2002)	74%
N/A	" Warm and surprising, it's a film Douglas Sirk would have been proud of" -- Matinee Magazine Posted Sep 25, 2002	Talk to Her (2002)	92%
N/A	" This is not a film for the mall crowd, but for serious filmgoers who like to get swept up in filmic poetry" -- Matinee Magazine Posted Sep 25, 2002	Gerry (2003)	61%
N/A	" His three lead performers are our equivalent of acting heaven, with Moore, Quaid and Haysbert beautifully suggesting depths of heartbreak and regret without ever threatening to veer into parody" -- Matinee Magazine Posted Sep 25, 2002	Far From Heaven (2002)	91%

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