ROTTEN TOMATOES: Andrew Sarris

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	Rachel Getting Married
	Lola Montes
	Allah Made Me Funny
	Ashes of Time Redux
	The Class
	Moving Midway
	Hounddog
	Lakeview Terrace
	August Evening
	Un Secret
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	Miracle at St. Anna
	The Women
	Burn After Reading
	Savage Grace
	Mister Lonely
	Sex and Death 101
	Priceless
	Ezra
	Fool's Gold
	The Witnesses
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This critic agrees with the Tomatometer 71% of the time.

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	" I hope that Rachel Getting Married is enough of a hit to sustain [Demme's] career of cinematic good works. And I hope also that Ms. Winger gets a long overdue Oscar for best supporting actress, as she is that without a doubt." -- New York Observer Posted Oct 8, 2008	Rachel Getting Married (2008)	84%
	" I recommend Lola Mont�s wholeheartedly both for its sensuous delights and its ever exquisite artistry." -- New York Observer Posted Oct 8, 2008	Lola Montes (1955)	79%
	" Allah Made Me Funny: Live in Concert, from comedy material written and performed by Mohammed 'Mo' Amer, Bryant 'Preacher' Moss and Azhar Usman, strives to be both timely and funny as it confronts the problems of American Muslims in America after 9/11." -- New York Observer Posted Oct 1, 2008	Allah Made Me Funny (2008)	52%
	" One feels the passionate intensity of the filmmaker in every strand of his luminously intricate narrative." -- New York Observer Posted Oct 1, 2008	Ashes of Time Redux (2008)	91%
	" Mr. Lee has stretched his material in so many different directions that one is left with unacceptable levels of religiosity and sentimentality in the overall context of the naked brutality we have witnessed." -- New York Observer Posted Sep 24, 2008	Miracle at St. Anna (2008)	32%
	" *Place The Class* on your must-see list and keep it there until you do.*" -- New York Observer* Posted Sep 24, 2008	The Class (2008)	100%
	" Godfrey Cheshire�s Moving Midway, from his own screenplay, provides a profound meditation on the paradoxes of race in America through a discovery of his own Southern family�s hitherto hidden secrets." -- New York Observer Posted Sep 17, 2008	Moving Midway (2008)	92%
	" *Ms. Fanning�s performance alone makes Hounddog* worth seeing in this age of child Duses.*" -- New York Observer* Posted Sep 17, 2008	Hounddog (2008)	16%
	" Mr. LaBute has fashioned a suspenseful film out of the peculiar vagaries of the casting, which makes us fear the worst at every turn of the plot." -- New York Observer Posted Sep 17, 2008	Lakeview Terrace (2008)	42%
	" *As much as I enjoy current actresses like Ms. Bening and Ms. Ryan even in a lost cause, I cannot recommend the latest reenactment of The Women* as anything special.*" -- New York Observer* Posted Sep 10, 2008	The Women (2008)	10%
	" *Joel and Ethan Coen�s Burn After Reading, from their own screenplay, strikes me as one of the most willfully awful movies I�ve ever seen." -- New York Observer* Posted Sep 10, 2008	Burn After Reading (2008)	78%
	" August Evening is infinitely more absorbing and entertaining than we had any right to expect from such simple and undemanding creatures." -- New York Observer Posted Sep 3, 2008	August Evening (2008)	95%
	" Transcends the perhaps perceived banality of still another film about the Holocaust with a marvelously nuanced narrative floating through time with memorable characters who never beg for our pity." -- New York Observer Posted Sep 3, 2008	Un Secret (2008)	76%
	" *Alejandro Springall�s My Mexican Shivah* is another of the recent examples of the Jewish Diaspora absorbed in the preservation of its identity and its rituals in countries around the world.*" -- New York Observer* Posted Aug 27, 2008	My Mexican Shivah (2008)	33%
	" This is one of Mr. Chabrol�s strangest films, but he still makes a ripple in his ocean." -- New York Observer Posted Aug 27, 2008	A Girl Cut in Two (2008)	85%
	" I Served the King of England ends up a curious combination of raunchy merriment and malignant undercurrents." -- New York Observer Posted Aug 27, 2008	I Served the King of England (2008)	80%
	" Even though I much prefer Mr. Rohmer�s forays in the contemporary world from very oblique vantage points, I find his period spirituality very genuine." -- New York Observer Posted Aug 13, 2008	Romance of Astree and Celadon (2008)	63%
	" The magnificent acting ensemble alone is worth the price of admission." -- New York Observer Posted Aug 13, 2008	Vicky Cristina Barcelona (2008)	80%
	" If I recommend Elegy to my readers, it is not as a licentiously escapist entertainment, but, rather, as a soberingly eloquent expression of what our lives are all about, whether we want to think about them or not." -- New York Observer Posted Aug 7, 2008	Elegy (2008)	74%
	" Should prove thematically and spiritually invigorating for adult audiences with a feeling for the heroism of everyday life." -- New York Observer Posted Jul 30, 2008	Frozen River (2008)	86%
	" In Search of a Midnight Kiss overcomes patches of overwriting to end up as a film well worth watching, and Mr. Holdridge as a writer-director to be remembered for future reference." -- New York Observer Posted Jul 30, 2008	In Search of a Midnight Kiss (2008)	85%
	" I recommend the brilliant pessimism of this film to all my readers, who I hope will appreciate the exquisitely rendered truthfulness of the narrative." -- New York Observer Posted Jul 23, 2008	Brideshead Revisited (2008)	63%
	" *I previously have had my own auteurist doubts about Mr. Nolan�s work, but after The Dark Knight, I may have to rethink my past reservations about Mr. Nolan�s place in the 21st-century cinema." -- New York Observer* Posted Jul 16, 2008	The Dark Knight (2008)	95%
	" I haven�t enjoyed so much pleasurably intrigue-laden suspense in ages, and it is charismatically acted, too." -- New York Observer Posted Jul 10, 2008	Tell No One (2008)	92%
	" Trumbo is well worth seeing for what it tells us about the age in which this irrepressible individualist lived, loved, suffered and finally triumphed." -- New York Observer Posted Jul 9, 2008	Trumbo (2008)	78%
	" Ms. Breillat has forgone the anarchic force of her earlier forays into the still relatively underdeveloped realm of female sexuality. As a pioneer of sorts in her field, she has earned this temporary respite of classicism represented by The Last Mistress." -- New York Observer Posted Jul 9, 2008	The Last Mistress (2008)	76%
	" A remarkable cast supplies subtlety and balance to the mostly downward spiral of the narrative." -- New York Observer Posted Jul 2, 2008	The Wackness (2008)	67%
	" Gonzo is a must-see for everyone." -- New York Observer Posted Jul 2, 2008	Gonzo: The Life and Work of Dr. Hunter S. Thompson (2008)	89%
	" Diminished Capacity is blessed with a blue-ribbon cast." -- New York Observer Posted Jul 2, 2008	Diminished Capacity (2008)	28%
	" *Sarah Gavron�s Brick Lane, from a screenplay by Abi Morgan and Laura Jones, is based on the rapturously received 500-page first novel by Monica Ali." -- New York Observer* Posted Jun 18, 2008	Brick Lane (2008)	65%
	" I didn�t mind the movie, though many of its effects struck me as laboriously overproduced." -- New York Observer Posted Jun 18, 2008	Get Smart (2008)	52%
	" Quid Pro Quo is a respectable feature-film debut for Mr. Brooks, and it remains reasonably thought-provoking without ever becoming emotionally absorbing." -- New York Observer Posted Jun 11, 2008	Quid Pro Quo (2008)	66%
	" I have never really seen anything quite like it, and I must therefore wholeheartedly recommend this wondrous work for its magnificently moving father-son performances by Mr. Broadbent and Mr. Firth." -- New York Observer Posted Jun 4, 2008	When Did You Last See Your Father? (2008)	72%
	" At last, we have a completely and profoundly American movie with all the classical skills of timing, editing and character development that we associate nostalgically with some Hollywood golden age." -- New York Observer Posted Jun 4, 2008	The Promotion (2008)	47%
	" The Edge of Heaven is a film to be seen, savored and thoughtfully appreciated." -- New York Observer Posted May 28, 2008	The Edge of Heaven (2008)	90%
	" Savage Grace is a film strictly for avant-garde festivals, at which even minimal exposition is at a premium." -- New York Observer Posted May 28, 2008	Savage Grace (2008)	41%
	" Sangre de Mi Sangre stacks up as an original achievement in its own chosen genre, that of the troubled immigrant in a land of advertised promise, who too often is inflicted with pain and exploitation." -- New York Observer Posted May 14, 2008	Sangre de Mi Sangre (2008)	83%
	" Ellen Page remains one of the few stellar newcomers who deserves to be seen in anything she chooses to do." -- New York Observer Posted May 7, 2008	The Tracey Fragments (2008)	39%
	" A great actress even in a not-so-great comedy is fully worth the price of admission in these far from halcyon days, both movie-wise and world-wise." -- New York Observer Posted May 7, 2008	A Previous Engagement (2008)	33%
	" *I will end with the faint praise of Mister Lonely* as the least offensive of the works in the Korine canon.*" -- New York Observer* Posted Apr 30, 2008	Mister Lonely (2008)	44%
	" See it not only because it works as an exquisitely tendered emotional experience, but also because it is the first cinematic treatment in fictional form of a taboo-breaking ticklish subject." -- New York Observer Posted Apr 30, 2008	XXY (2008)	77%
	" Just where is China taking us besides up the Yangtze River? Mr. Yung�s film does not even pretend to know, and that is its great strength as it plunges more deeply into the truly unknown." -- New York Observer Posted Apr 24, 2008	Up The Yangtze (2007)	95%
	" Despite all my reservations, I think it is worth seeing, though I do not approve of all the trickery involved." -- New York Observer Posted Apr 24, 2008	Roman de Gare (2008)	88%
No Rating	Click here to read article -- New York Observer Posted Apr 23, 2008	The China Syndrome (1979)	85%
	" Four Minutes is simply not to be missed." -- New York Observer Posted Apr 16, 2008	Four Minutes (2007)	76%
	" 88 Minutes will add a little more luster to a career that has not been adequately appreciated perhaps because of the suspiciously seductive power of a little man with an outsize talent." -- New York Observer Posted Apr 16, 2008	88 Minutes (2008)	5%
	" *For its fusion of social history and sensational athleticism, Bra Boys* shapes up as one of the best nonfiction films of the year thus far, and is eminently worth seeing.*" -- New York Observer* Posted Apr 9, 2008	Bra Boys (2008)	57%
	" *Tom McCarthy�s The Visitor, from his own screenplay, is nothing short of a triumph for 60-year-old character actor Richard Jenkins, in his first leading role in a feature film." -- New York Observer* Posted Apr 9, 2008	The Visitor (2008)	93%
	" The film has its moments of wit and lucidity, but these are few and far between." -- New York Observer Posted Apr 2, 2008	Sex and Death 101 (2008)	27%
	" Fortunately, Mr. Wong has made the perilous journey into a new language without sacrificing his artistic soul and very personal visual style." -- New York Observer Posted Apr 2, 2008	My Blueberry Nights (2008)	47%

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