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What are QuickRatings? Approved Tomatometer critics rate and provide brief quotes to movies seldomly reviewed in our database - mainly older films and obscure limited releases. Full-length reviews are not necessary, and thus, will not be available. QuickRatings are counted towards The Tomatometer.

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	" The real key to the film is the commanding Michael Shannon." -- Cinematical Posted Aug 5, 2008	Shotgun Stories (2007)	90%
	" Sophomore writer/director Freeland doesn't quite feel like the host of this particular "garden party," but rather like the party's Sabrina, secretly spying from the sidelines." -- Cinematical Posted Jul 11, 2008	Garden Party (2008)	11%
	" Belle Toujours allows Oliveira to reminisce, to be slightly playful and naughty, but still thoughtful." -- Cinematical Posted Jun 26, 2008	Belle Toujours (2006)	67%
	" Given Rohmer's status, should we spend extra time scrutinizing this turkey for something hidden, something worthwhile that perhaps escaped our gaze? " -- Cinematical Posted Jun 26, 2008	Romance of Astree and Celadon (2008)	63%
	" Lazily relies upon the book's prestige to get by. " -- Cinematical Posted Jun 26, 2008	Brick Lane (2008)	65%
	" Unique, striking." -- Cinematical Posted Jun 26, 2008	Encounters At the End of the World (2007)	94%
	" In comparison to the majority of bland Hollywood widgets cranked out on a corporate conveyer belt, these mad, personal misfires are the real masterworks." -- Cinematical Posted Jun 19, 2008	Mother of Tears (2008)	48%
	" [Akin's] most accomplished film yet. " -- Cinematical Posted Jun 5, 2008	The Edge of Heaven (2008)	90%
	" The Unknown Woman gets by on sheer guts and style." -- Cinematical Posted Jun 5, 2008	The Unknown Woman (2008)	61%
	No review available. -- Combustible Celluloid Posted Aug 14, 2007	Innocent Blood (1992)	57%
	A vile, irresponsible film whose massive success says some very frightening things about America. -- Combustible Celluloid Posted Mar 2, 2007	Forrest Gump (1994)	72%
3/5	This quirky and oddly nightmarish film doesn't always make sense but certainly gets points for trying. -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Jan 15, 2004	I, Madman (1989)	n/a
2/5	A too-passive lead character sinks this otherwise interesting film. -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Dec 28, 2003	Clockers (1995)	67%
3/5	A competent, if minor debut documentary that doesn't really foreshadow the talent of its director. -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Nov 27, 2003	Louie Bluie (1985)	n/a
5/5	A beautiful and surprisingly humane biopic. -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Nov 21, 2003	Young Mr. Lincoln (1940)	95%
5/5	Very cool. It's too bad Brando never directed again. -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Oct 23, 2003	One-Eyed Jacks (1961)	58%
3/5	It may once have been a second-rate "B" picture, but John Woo turns it into something better. -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Oct 20, 2003	Hard Target (1993)	33%
5/5	A masterful, beautiful and deeply-felt action movie that reinvents the genre. -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Oct 20, 2003	The Killer (1989)	100%
4/5	More melodramatic and operatic than any of Woo's subsequent films. -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Oct 20, 2003	A Better Tomorrow (1986)	93%
4/4	Seriously underrated; Eastwood gets the lazy Savannah pacing exactly right. -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Oct 6, 2003	Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil (1997)	52%
2/5	*This useless remake lacks the sheer ethereal beauty of the original Wings of Desire.* -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Oct 6, 2003	City of Angels (1998)	60%
3.5/4	" The Clock is a delightful example of a "small" film that runs mainly on wits and imagination." -- Combustible Celluloid Posted Oct 3, 2003	The Clock (1945)	100%
3/5	Repulsive but mesmerizing. -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Aug 19, 2003	Spun (2003)	36%
5/5	Quickly makes you forget its soapbox agenda and delves into a deeply felt story so powerful it hurts. -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Aug 7, 2003	Germany, Year Zero (1947)	100%
5/5	Fellini's most purely pleasurable movie. -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Aug 4, 2003	The White Sheik (1952)	100%
4/5	A playful, whip-smart exercise in suspense. -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Jul 25, 2003	Dead Again (1991)	83%
5/5	A beautiful, messy, silly masterpiece. -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Jul 25, 2003	The Quiet Man (1952)	91%
3/5	Slick, funny and exciting, but falls apart in the end. -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Jul 25, 2003	Desperado (1995)	62%
4/5	A riot, and Joe Dante's most touchingly personal movie at the same time. -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Jul 25, 2003	Matinee (1993)	91%
3/5	Gets a little goopy, even for Capra. -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Jul 25, 2003	Lady for a Day (1933)	100%
4/5	A thrilling, inventive 'B' film. -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Jul 25, 2003	Maniac Cop 2 (1991)	43%
5/5	Kiarostami makes masterful use out of a complex landscape and winds up with a great, moving film. -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Jul 23, 2003	Where Is the Friend's Home? (1989)	100%
5/5	Meshing reality and fiction, Hou has created a groundbreaking masterpiece. -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Jul 23, 2003	The Puppetmaster (1993)	100%
5/5	A masterpiece. -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Jul 14, 2003	Kippur (2000)	78%
1/5	An obviously safe, bland, overly pretentious reading of an ancient story, complete with the stock "hooker with a heart of gold" character. -- San Francisco Examiner Posted May 15, 2003	Leaving Las Vegas (1995)	89%
5/5	Hepburn is at her best here, witty and challenging and dangerous. -- San Francisco Examiner Posted May 15, 2003	Stage Door (1937)	100%
3/5	Fairly engaging adventure yarn with good songs. -- San Francisco Examiner Posted May 11, 2003	King Solomon's Mines (1937)	100%
2/5	Almost redeemed by its beautiful cinematography and Katharine Hepburns' cameo. -- San Francisco Examiner Posted May 11, 2003	Love Affair (1994)	32%
4/5	One of Allen's oddest and most charming experiments. -- San Francisco Examiner Posted May 11, 2003	The Purple Rose of Cairo (1985)	90%
4/5	Losey overcomes the script's soapbox aspirations with his crisp direction. -- San Francisco Examiner Posted May 11, 2003	King and Country (1964)	100%
3/5	Only a baseball movie could get away with such gushing, unabashed sentimentality. -- San Francisco Examiner Posted May 2, 2003	Field of Dreams (1989)	91%
4/5	An excellent script from James Toback and one of Beatty's warmest performances hold it together. -- San Francisco Examiner Posted May 2, 2003	Bugsy (1991)	88%
5/5	*Made in his early 70s, Frenzy* feels like a fresh start for the master, with shocking bits of violence in addition to his usual top-shelf suspense.** -- San Francisco Examiner Posted May 2, 2003	Frenzy (1972)	87%
3/5	A tense, paranoid thriller as only Polanski can make them. -- San Francisco Examiner Posted May 2, 2003	Frantic (1987)	77%
3/5	A cinema landmark, alternately dull and shocking. -- San Francisco Examiner Posted May 2, 2003	The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1919)	100%
4/5	An unusually tough and daring film for both Willis and Moore. -- San Francisco Examiner Posted May 2, 2003	Mortal Thoughts (1991)	67%
3/5	Used to be very funny but doesn't hold up. -- San Francisco Examiner Posted May 2, 2003	Top Secret! (1984)	74%
2/5	Seemed like a good idea at the time... -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Apr 29, 2003	Rear Window (1998)	36%
3/5	A cheerful and light approach to potentially heavy material. -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Apr 29, 2003	Tucker: The Man and His Dream (1988)	86%
2/5	Jarring and unpleasantly woozy. -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Apr 29, 2003	Playing God (1997)	15%

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