ROTTEN TOMATOES: Joe McGovern

WORST REVIEWED FILMS

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F	" Solondz hates himself so deeply and single-mindedly that contempt is the only sensibility he is able to express." -- Matinee Magazine Posted Aug 11, 2002	Storytelling (2002)	55%
F	" *The most repugnant adaptation of a classic text since Roland Joff� and Demi Moore's The Scarlet Letter." -- Matinee Magazine* Posted May 22, 2002	Bartleby (2002)	36%
F	" Screenwriter James Kearns and director Cassavetes are too dumb to realize that even the most manufactured liberal propaganda needs to find a gray area in order to be believable." -- Matinee Magazine Posted Feb 24, 2002	John Q (2002)	22%
F	Click here to read article -- Matinee Magazine Posted Feb 4, 2002	Kingdom Come (2001)	29%
F	Click here to read article -- Matinee Magazine Posted Feb 4, 2002	Down to Earth (2001)	18%
F	Click here to read article -- Matinee Magazine Posted Feb 4, 2002	The Last Castle (2001)	53%
F	" If a patron paid 25 cents to watch this arty rubbish in a dark and smelly theater in Times Square, he would be sorely disappointed." -- Matinee Magazine Posted Jul 5, 2001	Baise Moi (2001)	23%
F	" Every establishing scene is like a loaded gun on the temples." -- Matinee Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	Here on Earth (2000)	17%
D-	" Pity the masses of tired and poor women who will flock to Jennifer Lopez's latest loud blast of self-empowerment." -- Matinee Magazine Posted May 22, 2002	Enough (2002)	21%
D-	" The cinematic equivalent of the most unstimulating and predictable shrink session ever recorded." -- Matinee Magazine Posted Feb 7, 2002	The Caveman's Valentine (2001)	44%
D-	" Enough to make one vomit popcorn for days. " -- Matinee Magazine Posted Feb 4, 2002	The Majestic (2001)	42%
D-	" Ludicrously pretentious and interminably vacuous." -- Matinee Magazine Posted Jun 8, 2001	Bride of the Wind (2001)	10%
D-	Click here to read article -- Matinee Magazine Posted Feb 4, 2002	Loser (2000)	26%
D-	Click here to read article -- Matinee Magazine Posted Feb 4, 2002	Beautiful (2000)	15%
D-	" How dare [Turteltaub] think that his trash heap of cinematic defecation is of some invaluable significance." -- Matinee Magazine Posted Feb 7, 2002	Instinct (1999)	27%
D	" A Hollywood satire made by people who clearly hate movies but love Hollywood." -- Matinee Magazine Posted Aug 11, 2002	Full Frontal (2002)	37%
D	" The definitive example of a wolf in sheep's clothing--a slick, manipulative, amateurishly acted, blandly shot, foolishly plotted drama." -- Matinee Magazine Posted May 17, 2002	The Believer (2002)	81%
D	" America's second-place sweetheart Sandra Bullock gives her narcissistic best at sucking all surrounding planetoids into her dying Star." -- Matinee Magazine Posted Apr 23, 2002	Murder by Numbers (2002)	30%
D	" Despite its muddy color palette and chaotic reliance on toothless histrionics, the film's distorted vision, far from being dark, is staggeringly pale." -- Matinee Magazine Posted Apr 7, 2002	Death to Smoochy (2002)	42%
D	" Davis wouldn't recognize camp if it smacked her in the face, and Spears may want to ask herself why the lens filters on her ego road trip appear to be of an even higher intensity than on Carey's vanity project." -- Matinee Magazine Posted Feb 24, 2002	Crossroads (2002)	15%
D	" More a merchandized product than an actual film, it trivializes everything it touches." -- Matinee Magazine Posted Feb 4, 2002	Angel Eyes (2001)	31%
D	Click here to read article -- Matinee Magazine Posted Feb 4, 2002	Double Take (2001)	12%
D	" Lawrence appears unable to engage in simple rapport, much less chemistry, with anyone else in the movie." -- Matinee Magazine Posted Feb 4, 2002	What's The Worst That Could Happen? (2001)	11%
D	" Ruthlessly simplistic in its intentions, inscribed with just about every clich� in the biopic handbook, and lacking even sporadic bursts of momentum." -- Matinee Magazine Posted Feb 4, 2002	Iris (2001)	79%
D	" The fact that every principal cast member managed to find the time to come back is a commentary both depressing and euphoric." -- Matinee Magazine Posted Feb 4, 2002	American Pie 2 (2001)	52%
D	Click here to read article -- Matinee Magazine Posted Feb 4, 2002	Scary Movie 2 (2001)	13%
D	" Lumpy indie rubbish at its most broke and gluttonous." -- Matinee Magazine Posted Nov 13, 2001	Tape (2001)	76%
D	Click here to read article -- Matinee Magazine Posted Feb 4, 2002	Cecil B. Demented (2000)	51%
D	" Tedious, unfunny, and alienating." -- Matinee Magazine Posted Feb 4, 2002	Trixie (2000)	29%
D	" An ill specimen of sub-amateur nonsense." -- Matinee Magazine Posted Feb 4, 2002	BookWars (2000)	80%
D	" At least neither the little kid nor Sandler ever moves his bowels on-screen." -- Matinee Magazine Posted Feb 7, 2002	Big Daddy (1999)	40%
D	" A motion-sickening ride along the wanna-be Midnight Express." -- Matinee Magazine Posted Feb 7, 2002	Brokedown Palace (1998)	27%
1/4	" Represents the latest pestilence from DreamWorks's subterranean id-grinder." -- Slant Magazine Posted Feb 20, 2004	Eurotrip (2004)	46%

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