ROTTEN TOMATOES: Jaime N. Christley

BEST REVIEWED FILMS

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4/4	"*Not a strike against Yang's similarly themed Yi Yi, but I found What Time?* to be more engaging on an emotional level, funnier, and on the whole less detached.*" -- Daily-Reviews* Posted Oct 18, 2001	What Time Is It There? (2002)	84%
4/4	"Works as an essay far better than printed film criticism ever could." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Jan 8, 2002	One Day in the Life of Andrei Arsenevich (2001)	100%
4/4	"A great movie, probably a masterpiece." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Jan 8, 2002	Code Unknown (2001)	70%
4/4	"To see it is to wake up." -- Daily-Reviews Posted Oct 18, 2001	Waking Life (2001)	79%
4/4	"[Lynch�s] most purely entertaining film to date, featuring his most assured amalgam of bizarre comedy and haunting otherworldliness...it�s also one of his best-looking movies." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Oct 6, 2001	Mulholland Dr. (2001)	81%
4/4	"A must for anyone who believes that poetry can be expressed through the cinema." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Apr 2, 2001	George Washington (2000)	81%
4/4	"Here's a lovely little movie, perfect in every way I can think of." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Mar 19, 2001	You Can Count on Me (2000)	95%
4/4	"The narrative is a construction of scenes left out of normal war movies, and the result is one of the greatest and most unusual movies about war that I've ever seen." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Mar 19, 2001	Kippur (2000)	78%
4/4	"This movie has an immediacy and raw power that escapes not only the average Shakespeare adaptation, but also most new films coming out these days." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Mar 19, 2001	Hamlet (2000)	55%
4/4	"Supremely entertaining, as long as you let yourself be drawn into its strange rhythms." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Apr 2, 2001	Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai (1999)	81%
4/4	"The inventiveness, both as a tale woven from the original "Toy Story" cloth, following the "Toy Story" rules, and as a visual experience, is head-spinning." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Mar 19, 2001	Toy Story 2 (1999)	100%
4/4	"A fascinating, head-spinning, hilarious movie experience." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	Being John Malkovich (1999)	92%
4/4	"There may be a great actress in Swank." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	Boys Don't Cry (1999)	90%
4/4	"An uncompromising, brilliant, edgy, funny and enormously satisfying piece of work from two men who are masters of their trade." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	Bringing Out the Dead (1999)	72%
4/4	"Kitano uses his own face as a blank slate with which to sketch a complicated human being." -- Slant Magazine Posted Jul 7, 2004	Fireworks (1997)	94%
4/4	"Like any good film history professor, Scorsese makes us want to see what else is out there, to continue the construction of our own movie autobiography." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Mar 19, 2001	A Personal Journey with Martin Scorsese Through American Movies (1995)	100%
4/4	"A mad masterpiece!" -- Film Written Magazine Posted Apr 1, 2001	Chungking Express (1994)	96%
4/4	"The assembly is not a hair short of brilliant, the dialogue is endlessly inventive, and the story is chock full of entertaining bits of business." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Mar 20, 2001	Pulp Fiction (1994)	96%
4/4	"There are feats of acrobatics in this film that are comparable to any dance or fight sequence in motion picture history." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Mar 19, 2001	The Legend of Drunken Master (1994)	82%
4/4	"I will say without fear of exaggeration that "Schindler's List" is Spielberg's best work as a director, and he is a man who has made many great films." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Mar 20, 2001	Schindler's List (1993)	96%
4/4	"An exploration, critique, and eulogy on a grand scale." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Sep 11, 2001	The Last Bolshevik (1992)	n/a
4/4	"A brilliant work of art, performed by skilled actors who are all, without exception, in top form." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Mar 21, 2001	Glengarry Glen Ross (1992)	98%
4/4	"It's a stunning sensory experience and a breathtaking, towering achievement." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Apr 2, 2001	JFK (1991)	83%
4/4	"One of the most extraordinary detective stories." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Sep 25, 2001	Close-Up (1990)	91%
4/4	"Occupies worlds of the natural, the supernatural, and the (wilfully, purposefully, and often wittily) clich�d." -- Apollo Guide Posted Sep 12, 2001	Twin Peaks (1990)	89%
4/4	"One of the greatest of all American movies." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Jul 16, 2001	Do the Right Thing (1989)	100%
4/4	"It may not be the kind of movie you fall in love with, but to come away unaffected or unprovoked from the experience is to have gone numb." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Jun 20, 2001	Vagabond (1985)	100%
4/4	"The characters never seem to be having much fun, but we do, which makes the movie something of a happy aberration." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Jul 25, 2001	Stranger Than Paradise (1984)	94%
4/4	"Embodies the promise of the cinema." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Jun 27, 2001	Sans Soleil (1982)	90%
4/4	"A challenging, lyrical, vibrant undertaking that is different every time I see it." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Apr 2, 2001	Fanny and Alexander (1982)	100%
4/4	"It has a place among but a few masterpieces of the film medium." -- Daily-Reviews Posted Sep 10, 2001	Apocalypse Now (1979)	98%
4/4	"Unlike most blockbusters of today or yesterday, Jaws is rich with minutiae and has no problem with stopping to catch an odd detail or two, on land or at sea." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Jul 16, 2001	Jaws (1975)	100%
4/4	"Hellman creates a character study with faces, spaces, and noises." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Sep 23, 2001	Two-Lane Blacktop (1971)	92%
4/4	"Self-indulgent, incoherent, heavy-handed, and a landmark of underground cinema." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Sep 11, 2001	Scorpio Rising (1964)	n/a
4/4	"Key American movie of its decade, both politically and aesthetically." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Jul 25, 2001	Shock Corridor (1963)	90%
4/4	"Outside of the discussion of technique and aesthetic, it might be overlooked that 'La Jet�e' is also a haunting, affecting piece of work." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Jul 1, 2001	La Jet�e (1962)	90%
4/4	"An engrossing, masterfully constructed epic." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Apr 1, 2001	Seven Samurai (1954)	100%
4/4	"I love this movie." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Apr 2, 2001	The Third Man (1949)	100%
4/4	"One hundred three minutes of unbeatable entertainment." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Apr 2, 2001	Casablanca (1942)	98%
4/4	"Romance becomes the irritant and, effectively, Borzage positions his romanticism as a contribution to Hollywood's anti-fascist crusade." -- Slant Magazine Posted Nov 14, 2003	The Mortal Storm (1940)	100%
4/4	"A classic if there ever was one." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Apr 2, 2001	The Wind (1928)	n/a
94/100	"In the end we feel as if we've truly become friends, accomplices, and fellow passengers with the characters in Aoyama's masterfully constructed tale." -- Apollo Guide Posted May 3, 2001	Eureka (2001)	90%
92/100	"Herzog�s finest film...one of the great, mad visions of cinema." -- Apollo Guide Posted May 31, 2001	Aguirre, the Wrath of God (1973)	97%
4.5/5	"The work of a photographer who has gone to the summery coast of Maine and brought back snapshots of heartache and loss, of an idyll irrevocably disturbed." -- Daily-Reviews Posted Nov 30, 2001	In the Bedroom (2001)	94%

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