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	"Has the lazy, bric-a-brac atmosphere of one of those blown-off movies made during down time on some bigger affair." -- Variety Posted Jun 23, 2008	Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back (2001)	52%
	"Korine's most lavishly produced pic to date begins as a sweet-tempered tale of social misfits-turned-celebrity impersonators, but falls short of its ambition to say something meaningful about the obsessive nature of celebrity culture." -- Variety Posted May 22, 2008	Mister Lonely (2008)	43%
	"Mousaian has a sensitive approach, but he does dialogue ('I don�t want to remember the past, man!') nearly as leadenly as he does metaphor." -- L.A. Weekly Posted Apr 24, 2008	Silence of the Sea (2008)	n/a
	"An initially promising, but quickly disappointing retread of Tobe Hooper and Kim Henkel's hugely influential horror classic." -- Variety Posted Apr 16, 2008	The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003)	34%
	"*McCarthy unquestionably means well, but he�s made one of those incredibly naive movies (like last fall''s Rendition) that give liberals -- Hollywood liberals especially -- a bad name." -- L.A. Weekly* Posted Apr 10, 2008	The Visitor (2008)	92%
	"Honor� is not without talent, but Love Songs adds up to considerably less than the sum of its references." -- L.A. Weekly Posted Apr 3, 2008	Love Songs (2008)	67%
	"*Clooney makes us expect the best of him each and every time he takes to the field, and Leatherheads* is considerably less than that.*" -- L.A. Weekly* Posted Apr 3, 2008	Leatherheads (2008)	53%
	"Sincere without being especially memorable." -- L.A. Weekly Posted Mar 27, 2008	Stop-Loss (2008)	65%
	"Flawless is the sort of movie that tends to get called 'enjoyably old-fashioned,' except that there�s nothing enjoyable about it." -- L.A. Weekly Posted Mar 27, 2008	Flawless (2007)	59%
	"*Nothing in Vantage Point* quickens the pulse as much as the realization that, with each successive turn of the wheel, we come one step closer to the end.*" -- L.A. Weekly* Posted Feb 21, 2008	Vantage Point (2008)	35%
	"Watching a movie this life-sucking, you start to scour the surroundings for something -- anything -- to hold your interest." -- L.A. Weekly Posted Feb 7, 2008	Fool's Gold (2008)	10%
	"It's Allen himself who seems to have been cast adrift." -- L.A. Weekly Posted Jan 17, 2008	Cassandra's Dream (2008)	51%
	"The plot effectively reduces down to one long slog from Spring Street to Central Park South." -- L.A. Weekly Posted Jan 17, 2008	Cloverfield (2008)	77%
	"The sort of movie that inspires you to ponder all the better uses to which the chemical ingredients of 35mm film stock might be put." -- L.A. Weekly Posted Dec 20, 2007	The Bucket List (2007)	42%
	"Rather than challenging our national aversion to unhappy endings, both in life and in cinema, [director] Strouse plays right into it. He's devised Grace Is Gone to work on our sentiments the way a porn movie works on our libidos." -- Village Voice Posted Dec 6, 2007	Grace is Gone (2007)	57%
	"Kelly seems to think that to merely mention Fallujah or global warming -- or to name a bank after Karl Rove -- is the same as actually having an opinion about them." -- L.A. Weekly Posted Nov 15, 2007	Southland Tales (2007)	34%
	"*Like the movie�s mysterious Jigsaw doppelg�nger, Saw IV* is itself a poor substitute for the original (or even the first two sequels).*" -- L.A. Weekly* Posted Nov 1, 2007	Saw IV (2007)	19%
	"Reservation Road is one of those movies where the characters suffer early and often." -- Village Voice Posted Oct 18, 2007	Reservation Road (2007)	37%
	"[Director] Spottiswoode's lackluster film fails to offer any fresh perspective on these now well-known events." -- Variety Posted Sep 25, 2007	Shake Hands With The Devil (2007)	50%
	"It�s possible, I suppose, that Dunne and Wittenborn were so intent on excoriating the well-to-do that they conceived of this entire movie as an act of self-flagellation. In which case, they should rest assured that no one stands to make a dime from it." -- L.A. Weekly Posted Sep 13, 2007	Fierce People (2007)	24%
	"As director, Lapica labors to affect a kind of stark, airless 'realism,' yet long before Andrew�s eleventh-hour encounter with a saintly, homily-spouting homeless man, Self-Medicated reveals itself as a uniquely narcissistic fantasy." -- L.A. Weekly Posted Aug 30, 2007	Self-Medicated (2007)	35%
	"In each segment, Reynolds (who gives the movie his all but gets little in return) finds himself haunted in some way by the titular numeral -- a feeling likely to be shared by anyone who spends about that many dollars on a ticket." -- L.A. Weekly Posted Aug 30, 2007	The Nines (2007)	68%
	"We get a half-cocked martyr movie about a plucky prole sticking it to the corrupt bourgeoisie: Joan of (Central) Park." -- L.A. Weekly Posted Aug 23, 2007	The Nanny Diaries (2007)	34%
	"Is there a Razzie Award for worst casting? If so, it�s one of several that can be reserved early for this fourth." -- L.A. Weekly Posted Aug 16, 2007	The Invasion (2007)	19%
	"There are perhaps 10 to 15 minutes of good, gag-worthy material here stretched out to interminable lengths." -- L.A. Weekly Posted Aug 2, 2007	Hot Rod (2007)	39%
	"An odd hybrid that lacks both the rambunctious energy of a live performance and the expressionistic pull of a great movie musical." -- L.A. Weekly Posted Jul 17, 2007	Hairspray (2007)	91%
	"Baldwin, like so many thesp-helmers, lacks an instinctive sense of how to place and move the camera." -- Variety Posted Jul 12, 2007	Shortcut to Happiness (2007)	n/a
	"Mixing the comic and the thrilling in roughly inverse proportion to what one would have hoped, Markus and McFeely�s script supposedly kicked around Hollywood for years before attracting Sir Ben�s interest, and its age shows." -- L.A. Weekly Posted Jun 21, 2007	You Kill Me (2007)	79%
	"As before, it�s tough to know how much of the movie�s hambone acting, Saturday-morning-cartoon dialogue and pubescent sexual innuendo are accidental and how much by design." -- L.A. Weekly Posted Jun 14, 2007	The Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer (2007)	35%
	"This time, the con is on the audience." -- L.A. Weekly Posted Jun 7, 2007	Ocean's Thirteen (2007)	70%
	"From its relentless visual distortion to its wearying parade of Felliniesque fantasy sequences, Schnabel�s film wants you to know that it�s art with a capital 'A.' It�s also disability porn with a capital 'D.'" -- Village Voice Posted May 31, 2007	The Diving Bell and the Butterfly (2007)	94%
	"A film marked by lovely moments but which falls short of the lyrical heights to which it aspires." -- L.A. Weekly Posted May 31, 2007	Mogari no Mori (2007)	60%
	"The movie has the air of a project that kicked around Hollywood for years earning periodic praise from bleary-eyed script readers duped by its labored quirkiness and from former matinee idols eager to reinvent themselves as brooding method actors." -- L.A. Weekly Posted May 31, 2007	Mr. Brooks (2007)	56%
	"As a longtime writer on The Sopranos, Terence Winter has steered clear of most of the hoary organized-crime clich�s. Instead, he's poured them all into director Michael Corrente's anemic urban drama." -- Village Voice Posted May 15, 2007	Brooklyn Rules (2007)	49%
	"Unlike [Dr. Strangelove], to say nothing of a whole spate of recent movies (including The Host and Land of the Dead) that have employed genre as a means of social criticism, Severance isn't a sustained work of imagination." -- Village Voice Posted May 15, 2007	Severance (2007)	65%
	"Watching Spider-Man 3, you more than once get the impression that, for the principal artists and technicians who�ve been with the series from the get-go, the thrill has somehow gone out of it for them this time around." -- L.A. Weekly Posted May 3, 2007	Spider-Man 3 (2007)	61%
	"*Well before day breaks, it�s the movie�s plot (which would have made for an outstanding Outer Limits* episode) that has come to seem stuck in an endless loop.*" -- L.A. Weekly* Posted May 2, 2007	Wind Chill (2007)	46%
	"As a thriller, it�s so by-the-numbers that it�s hardly worth keeping count." -- L.A. Weekly Posted Apr 12, 2007	Perfect Stranger (2007)	10%
	"Some will see this as a movie about how we�re all God�s children. I saw only the misanthropic fulminations of Jensen�s runaway ego." -- L.A. Weekly Posted Apr 12, 2007	Adam's Apples (2007)	71%
	"Fans of the first film can rest assured that a change in the director�s chair -- Dr. Dolittle 2 auteur Steve Carr taking over for the presumably indisposed Brian Levant -- has done little to curb the overall tone of slapstick desperation." -- L.A. Weekly Posted Apr 5, 2007	Are We Done Yet? (2007)	8%
	"Post-Katrina Louisiana and war-torn Africa are little more than special effects generated by life instead of CGI wizards, and the only real curse is on anyone unlucky enough to buy a ticket." -- L.A. Weekly Posted Apr 5, 2007	The Reaping (2007)	8%
	"[An] overly antic coffeehouse comedy." -- L.A. Weekly Posted Mar 15, 2007	Caffeine (2007)	0%
	"[A] torpid, independently made urban melodrama." -- L.A. Weekly Posted Mar 15, 2007	My Brother (2007)	30%
	"*[A] hackneyed supernatural thriller that plays like a cross between a Lifetime network spinoff of Final Destination and the infamous Bobby-in-the-shower episode of Dallas." -- L.A. Weekly* Posted Mar 15, 2007	Premonition (2007)	8%
	"*It�s The Pursuit of Happyness* made from the ivory tower looking down, instead of from the street looking up.*" -- L.A. Weekly* Posted Mar 7, 2007	The Ultimate Gift (2007)	32%
	"One day, when he outgrows his terminal adolescence, [director] Brewer might be the perfect filmmaker to tackle Faulkner or Tennessee Williams." -- L.A. Weekly Posted Mar 1, 2007	Black Snake Moan (2007)	66%
	"*Having seen the movie, allow me to throw one additional calculation into the equation: The Number 23* is a zero.*" -- L.A. Weekly* Posted Feb 22, 2007	The Number 23 (2007)	8%
	"Not as dreadful as the studio�s decision to withhold press screenings until less than 24 hours before opening day would suggest, but not especially good either." -- L.A. Weekly Posted Feb 21, 2007	Ghost Rider (2007)	28%
	"[Director Saman] Moghadam keeps Caf� Setareh bouncing along for a while, but as he shifts the story's perspective from one woman to the next, he covers so much of the same narrative ground that we feel like we've seen it all before." -- L.A. Weekly Posted Feb 15, 2007	Cafe Setareh (2007)	n/a
	"This Hannibal is a stick-in-the-mud altogether lacking in the wit, gourmet appetites and romantic flair required of any surrogate for Sir Anthony Hopkins." -- L.A. Weekly Posted Feb 9, 2007	Hannibal Rising (2007)	15%

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