ROTTEN TOMATOES: Richard T. Jameson

LISTING OF ALL REVIEWS & ARTICLES

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	" One of the edgiest movies of the year." Posted Jan 1, 2000	American Beauty (1999)	89%
	" Bringing Out the Dead is stunning to look at; unfortunately, it's not terribly satisfying to watch." Posted Jan 1, 2000	Bringing Out the Dead (1999)	72%
	" Uproariously hilarious." Posted Jan 1, 2000	Dogma (1999)	68%
	" Hands-down worst movies of the season!" Posted Jan 1, 2000	Instinct (1999)	27%
	" Grant's a delight!" Posted Jan 1, 2000	Mickey Blue Eyes (1999)	46%
	" Rear Window is the epitome of Hollywood class." Posted Jan 1, 2000	Rear Window (1954)	100%
	" A mechanical exercise from the get-go." Posted Jan 1, 2000	Reindeer Games (2000)	25%
	" Nothing in this movie makes much sense." Posted Jan 1, 2000	Rules of Engagement (2000)	38%
	" Although the central offense of the past is certainly sordid enough, it's not terribly interesting, and no laborious montage can alter that." Posted Jan 1, 2000	Simpatico (1999)	23%
	" The movie is an experience, of a sort they had a name for in the '60s: bummer." Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Beach (2000)	19%
	" [Lasse Hallstr�m] has a near-genius for unpatronizing tolerance, and for seeing beauty in the world and nature and seasons without turning them into postcards." Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Cider House Rules (1999)	72%
	" Absolutely riveting." Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Insider (1999)	96%
	" Plenty of talent is wasted here." Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Ninth Gate (1999)	40%
	There has been no American film in 1998 with larger ambitions! Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Thin Red Line (1998)	78%
	" It's perplexing enough when Hollywood insists on remaking terrific movies. Why remake terrible ones? Perhaps to show that it can be done even worse." Posted Jan 1, 2000	Thomas Crown Affair, The (1999)	67%
	" *Some movies become milestones on the basis of quality, others, for being where they are when they are. Mike Figgis' Time Code* is assured of qualifying in the second category.*" Posted Jan 1, 2000*	Timecode (2000)	66%
	" *What Trixie* has to offer is not so much deconstruction as slapdash.*" Posted Jan 1, 2000*	Trixie (2000)	29%
	" The movie just keeps grinding along, pushing its way through a barrage of boom-boom and a sea of tight-lipped clich�s." Posted Jan 1, 2000	U-571 (2000)	68%
	" Vatel is not only p�t� and truffles to the eyes but a bracingly Olympian analysis of how history happens." Posted Jan 1, 2000	Vatel (2000)	31%
	" How did smart people of proven talent make such a lame movie?" Posted Jan 1, 2000	What Planet Are You From? (2000)	43%
	" Paul Newman's co-star never really interacts with him -- and their marriage is seriously underwritten, a fatal weakness toward the end." Posted Jan 1, 2000	Where the Money Is (2000)	44%

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