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0/4	"The movie would probably be laughed out of the very locale in which it's set. It's the kind of movie that they've got rigged to play on an endless loop in hell." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Jan 11, 2002	The Shipping News (2001)	56%
0/4	"Insipid "human drama" gives way to relentless brutality. Is this cinema? If it is, you can have it." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Jan 8, 2002	Audition (2001)	76%
0/4	"Nothing more than the bad television it purports to tease." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Jan 8, 2002	Series 7: The Contenders (2001)	71%
0/4	"If you ignore the xenophobia and Aryan-colonialism design of this fantasy-adventure replaying of the CIA's greatest hits, you might have a chuckle or two." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Nov 30, 2001	Spy Game (2001)	65%
0/4	"Cold-blooded, unpleasant, utterly ridiculous, and obsessed with (photogenic) death and destruction." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Jul 1, 2001	Swordfish (2001)	26%
0/4	"The kind of bloodless, razzle-dazzle showmanship usually reserved for entries in the 'Star Wars' trilogy." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Jun 5, 2001	Pearl Harbor (2001)	24%
0/4	"[Director] Stephen Sommers has opened all valves and soaked the screen with monumental ugliness and excess, all of which is harmless enough, but also rather depressing." -- Film Written Magazine Posted May 20, 2001	The Mummy Returns (2001)	47%
0/4	"If it had a taste, that taste would be rust and turpentine." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Apr 2, 2001	Get Carter (2000)	11%
0/4	"The movie is a heartless, impersonally crafted result of a joint cooperative effort between Wal-Mart, 20th Century Fox, Kodak, and the Oprah Winfrey Book Club." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Mar 19, 2001	Where the Heart Is (2000)	36%
0/4	"The funniest joke is on Ron Howard, who spent $123 million on a heartless movie that attacks consumerism and thinks it promotes love and unity." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Mar 19, 2001	How the Grinch Stole Christmas (2000)	53%
0/4	"Merciless banality that will give your cringing muscles an excellent workout." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Mar 19, 2001	Chocolat (2000)	62%
0/4	"This is a movie on autopilot, and I hated every cloying, calculated moment of it." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Mar 19, 2001	Billy Elliot (2000)	85%
0/4	"Everyone speaks in neat little war movie clich�s to fill up the empty spaces." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	U-571 (2000)	67%
0/4	"Most of the acting is wretched, the screenplay is preachy and redundant, the ironic crosscutting is clumsy and obvious, and at the film's core is a soft, warm mush." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Apr 2, 2001	Black and White (1999)	35%
0/4	"Tiresome nonsense." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Bone Collector (1999)	28%
0/4	"If this is what going to the movies is all about for you, you can have it." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	Big Daddy (1999)	40%
0/4	"If it weren't for the surfing footage in this film, it wouldn't even be worth writing about, let alone watching." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	In God's Hands (1998)	0%
0/4	"Everything seems to have been surgically transplanted from prior Disney successes." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Oct 30, 2001	Pocahontas (1995)	55%
0/4	"At one point Chris O'Donnell's character goads the colonel to shoot him -- I wish he had." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Mar 21, 2001	Scent of a Woman (1992)	94%
9/100	"Marked and marred by the astonishing ineptness of its every conceivable aspect." -- Apollo Guide Posted Jun 15, 2001	Lust for Frankenstein (2001)	n/a
16/100	"The badness of this film defies both belief and scholarly analysis." -- Apollo Guide Posted Mar 21, 2001	Footsteps (1998)	n/a
20/100	"I couldn�t work up enough real anger to hate 'Cypress Edge', but I�ll bet you�ll be able to � if you don�t heed my advice not to bother with it." -- Apollo Guide Posted Jun 27, 2001	Cypress Edge (1999)	n/a
1/4	"I'm not sure if Stay Home is a message I care to invest a great deal of faith in, but it ties up the story neatly and wraps things up in less than ninety minutes." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Jan 10, 2002	Orange County (2002)	48%
1/4	"Stately, stagey, interminable." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Oct 28, 2001	The Lady and the Duke (2002)	71%
1/4	"Despite my complaints, this second-rate Altman has many first-rate touches." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Jan 8, 2002	Gosford Park (2001)	86%
1/4	"A merchandising tie-in for a popular novel." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Jan 8, 2002	Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (2001)	78%
1/4	"Heather Graham plays Heather Graham playing a prostitute�Mike Leigh veteran Cartlidge wipes the floor with her�the ex-Rollergirl dons a British accent - bad idea, oh very bad!" -- Film Written Magazine Posted Nov 30, 2001	From Hell (2001)	58%
1/4	"There is mistreatment, reluctance, acceptance, uprising, tragedy, uplift, credits. Take it or leave it." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Nov 30, 2001	The Last Castle (2001)	53%
1/4	"Rote Americana of the Spielberg/Zemeckis vein...with King's touchy-feely-creepy metaphysics, his gallery of iconic villains, and a mist of facile nostalgia..." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Sep 23, 2001	Hearts in Atlantis (2001)	48%
1/4	"I find this vaguely Stalinist notion of "correcting" [the film] to be frightening and kind of sickening." -- Jacksonville Film Journal Posted Sep 10, 2001	Apocalypse Now Redux (2001)	92%
1/4	"*The costumes, sets, and makeup are only slightly less ghastly than those in Ron Howard's How the Grinch Stole Christmas." -- Film Written Magazine* Posted Aug 19, 2001	Planet of the Apes (2001)	45%
1/4	"It is fully digital, and begs to be considered fully analog. The result, despite honourable intentions by all, is a colossal boner." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Aug 19, 2001	Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within (2001)	44%
1/4	"It is put together with great care, and all the pieces fit, but when the puzzle is completed, there is a faintly post-birthday-party-ish sense of anticlimax." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Aug 19, 2001	The Others (2001)	83%
1/4	"The movie's desire to be devastating and richly ironic are as sloppy and embarrassing as the metaphorical wolf donning a sheep's wool to effect a disguise." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Jul 16, 2001	Jin-Roh: The Wolf Brigade (2001)	55%
1/4	"Ray Winstone has the quieter role, but he pulls off the astonishing trick of imitating an elephant pretending to be a mouse." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Jul 1, 2001	Sexy Beast (2001)	86%
1/4	"This kind of treat comes with a dangerously high cholesterol rating." -- Film Written Magazine Posted May 20, 2001	Shrek (2001)	89%
1/4	"We've seen this before." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Apr 22, 2001	The Low Down (2001)	60%
1/4	"The sort of film that makes you feel like a heel if you don't have a knee-slapping, foot-tapping wonderful time." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Apr 15, 2001	Bridget Jones' Diary (2001)	80%
1/4	"The film is watchable and occasionally entertaining but exceeds the legal limit on stupid plot turns." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Apr 7, 2001	Along Came a Spider (2001)	32%
1/4	"Ostensibly beating a dead horse with another dead horse, 'Blow' doesn't really provide a reason to be seen." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Apr 7, 2001	Blow (2001)	55%
1/4	"At the precise moments when the audience ought to be riveted to the screen, Annaud seems to be nodding off at the controls." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Mar 25, 2001	Enemy at the Gates (2001)	59%
1/4	"Even though the running time is only just over ninety minutes, it somehow seems a drag, and at its worst, a repititious bore." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Mar 19, 2001	In the Mood for Love (2001)	88%
1/4	"Sadly, De Palma at his best is unable to redeem 'Mission to Mars' at its very worst." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Apr 2, 2001	Mission to Mars (2000)	23%
1/4	"It looks like a John Woo film, it sounds like one, but it lacks his cartoon-loving soul." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Apr 2, 2001	Mission: Impossible II (2000)	57%
1/4	"A mediocre exercise in very nice special effects and tired slasher-film clich�s." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Apr 2, 2001	Hollow Man (2000)	27%
1/4	"Martin Lawrence is a natural comedian...the film passes the time easily enough." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Apr 2, 2001	Big Momma's House (2000)	30%
1/4	"It's been a while since I've seen so many visual and aural ideas flushed down the toilet." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Apr 2, 2001	The Beach (2000)	19%
1/4	"Lacks hustle in a most troubling way." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Mar 21, 2001	Shanghai Noon (2000)	78%
1/4	"The film ignores any kind of interesting take on the issue by feeding us an almost criminally lame, TV sitcom-level storyline." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Mar 19, 2001	What Women Want (2000)	53%
1/4	"The filmmakers show no love for 'Nosferatu,' or Murnau, or even the cinema itself. The filmmakers have contempt for these things, and contempt for you, too." -- Film Written Magazine Posted Mar 19, 2001	Shadow of the Vampire (2000)	82%

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