ROTTEN TOMATOES: Jessica Winter

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A SAMPLING OF THIS CRITIC'S CINEMATIC TASTE

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	The Legend of Drunken Master
	The Puffy Chair
	Old Joy
	Notes on a Scandal
	Who Killed The Electric Car?
	Fanfan La Tulipe
	Mean Girls
	Sophie Scholl: The Final Days
	War of the Worlds
	Anatomy of a Murder
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	Stop-Loss
	Black Snake Moan
	Tideland
	Akeelah and the Bee
	Alien vs. Predator
	Thank You For Smoking
	Surviving Christmas
	Free Zone
	Stoned
	Winter Passing
	more...

This critic agrees with the Tomatometer 69% of the time.

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3/6	"It�s the film equivalent of a weary shrug � capturing the national mood at a moment when we�d all prefer some mood enhancers." -- Time Out Posted Apr 25, 2008	Stop-Loss (2008)	65%
	"Chan has always seemed like a silent-screen virtuoso self-catapulted into modern times." -- Village Voice Posted Apr 15, 2008	The Legend of Drunken Master (1994)	82%
No Rating	Click here to read article -- Time Out New York Posted Aug 16, 2007	The Brothers Grimm (2005)	37%
No Rating	Click here to read article -- Time Out New York Posted Aug 16, 2007	You See Me Laughin' (2002)	100%
No Rating	Click here to read article -- Time Out New York Posted Aug 16, 2007	The Man Who Copied (2005)	65%
No Rating	Click here to read article -- Time Out New York Posted Aug 16, 2007	Home Of The Brave (2004)	92%
No Rating	Click here to read article -- Time Out New York Posted Aug 16, 2007	Jay Z - Fade to Black (2004)	65%
No Rating	Click here to read article -- Time Out New York Posted Aug 16, 2007	Voices Of Iraq (2006)	60%
No Rating	Click here to read article -- Time Out New York Posted Aug 16, 2007	Who Killed Bambi (2004)	43%
No Rating	Click here to read article -- Time Out New York Posted Aug 16, 2007	Noel (2004)	26%
No Rating	Click here to read article -- Time Out New York Posted Aug 16, 2007	Brother to Brother (2004)	76%
	"When everyone finally shuts up, the silence is startling." -- Time Out Posted Apr 27, 2007	The Puffy Chair (2006)	76%
4/6	"Such watchful reticence takes a bold, confident filmmaker." -- Time Out Posted Jan 26, 2007	Old Joy (2006)	85%
	"Bill Nighy is stunning in the small but pivotal role of Sheba's devastated husband, and Dench locates the desperate pathos in Barbara's malevolence." -- Time Out Posted Jan 25, 2007	Notes on a Scandal (2006)	87%
	"Gilliam�s brash disregard for conventional narrative rhythms and structures is one of the many thrills of his best work, but here his freewheeling navigations veer so far off-road that the passenger is left exhausted and bewildered." -- Time Out Posted Sep 23, 2006	Tideland (2006)	28%
No Rating	Click here to read article -- Village Voice Posted Aug 19, 2006	The Broken Giant (1998)	n/a
	"Its clich�s seem bigger and its characterisations broader than they would on the more forgiving telly." -- Time Out Posted Aug 17, 2006	Akeelah and the Bee (2006)	83%
	"Paine is preaching to the choir, but the sermon should be heard nonetheless." -- Time Out Posted Aug 3, 2006	Who Killed The Electric Car? (2006)	89%
No Rating	Click here to read article -- Village Voice Posted Jul 19, 2006	Fanfan la Tulipe (2003)	20%
	"Cahiers-savvy cinephiles will recognize Fanfan as the type of handsome prestige production that the French New Wave overthrew in the early '60s, but this example of the 'cin�ma de qualit�' is hardly a musty artifact." -- Village Voice Posted Jul 18, 2006	Fanfan La Tulipe (1952)	78%
	"Happily, Fey and Waters gently tweak the studios� usual high-gloss caricature of adolescence and aim for acutely hilarious and surprisingly empathic sociology." -- Time Out Posted Jun 24, 2006	Mean Girls (2004)	85%
	"The film holds few surprises, though it builds a remarkable level of suspense during the fait-accompli interrogation scenes, and is a well-intended commemoration of a courageous young woman." -- Time Out Posted Jun 24, 2006	Sophie Scholl: The Final Days (2005)	87%
	"The title alone betrays an entire Hollywood mindset of rehash, reheat, recombine. Re-please." -- Time Out Posted Jun 24, 2006	Alien vs. Predator (2004)	22%
	"The film succeeds as pure sensation, an exacting distillation of fear." -- Time Out Posted Jun 24, 2006	War of the Worlds (2005)	73%
	"Coolly absorbing, nonchalantly cynical." -- Time Out Posted Jun 24, 2006	Anatomy of a Murder (1959)	100%
	"Aiming at all targets and hitting none of them, the movie is as harmless and inconsequential as a candy cigarette." -- Time Out Posted Jun 24, 2006	Thank You For Smoking (2006)	86%
	"The moral is that money can indeed buy happiness." -- Time Out Posted Jun 24, 2006	Surviving Christmas (2004)	7%
	"Philibert is most enamored of the museum's vast collection of unheimlich mammalian heads and grants them many a haunting close-up." -- Village Voice Posted Jun 6, 2006	Animals and More Animals (1994)	n/a
	"Fun and free-associative, the movie ventures to Rio, Miami, Montpellier, the Dead and Black seas, and elsewhere, keeping a visual diary of lumpy beach bods, boardwalk architecture, and celebrity sightings..." -- Village Voice Posted Jun 6, 2006	Ice/Sea (2005)	n/a
	"As a creator of characters, Holofcener has strong instincts for emblematic situations and telling habits, yet she takes a reticent approach to development -- she observes her subjects closely, but doesn�t necessarily interpret." -- Time Out Posted May 25, 2006	Friends With Money (2006)	71%
	"Albeit a tad repetitive, Shakespeare Behind Bars succeeds in humanizing men we might too easily label as monsters, and provides a solid argument in favor of prisons that place rehabilitation above retribution." -- L.A. Weekly Posted May 11, 2006	Shakespeare Behind Bars (2006)	92%
	"Per usual, Gitai largely eschews exposition, but his reticence sits awkwardly beside his penchant for saddling his deliberately stereotyped figures with trite, unwieldy speeches and symbolic-ironic biographical data." -- Village Voice Posted Apr 4, 2006	Free Zone (2006)	24%
	"The documentary holds no illusions about insanity as a career move; there's a whiff of the freak show in Johnston's latter-day concerts but never in Feuerzeig's approach." -- Village Voice Posted Mar 28, 2006	The Devil and Daniel Johnston (2006)	87%
	"The movie carefully obscures its attitude toward these stunning Samaritans, or so it would seem." -- Village Voice Posted Mar 21, 2006	The Beauty Academy of Kabul (2006)	87%
	"This sly, engrossing doc is an expert riposte to smug proponents of the fetterless free market." -- Village Voice Posted Mar 21, 2006	Mardi Gras: Made in China (2006)	67%
	"The rock hero starts out dead and so does the movie." -- Village Voice Posted Mar 21, 2006	Stoned (2006)	15%
	"Carion is no Jean Renoir, but he does strike an appealingly low key of tender, faintly goofy affinity between the combatants." -- Village Voice Posted Feb 28, 2006	Joyeux No�l (2006)	78%
	"That the story can be so easily transposed to the post-apartheid present day is one of the movie's saddest inferences." -- Village Voice Posted Feb 21, 2006	Tsotsi (2006)	81%
	"The film is so grindingly predictable that I was writing out a full plot synopsis in my notebook before it was half over, though the thick grains of Terry Stacey's photography and Deschanel's understated performance add a little kick." -- Village Voice Posted Feb 14, 2006	Winter Passing (2006)	41%
	"This film imagines its viewers to be smart, possessed of a decent attention span and game for a challenge. It doesn�t happen all that often." -- Time Out Posted Feb 9, 2006	Primer (2004)	72%
	"The emotional spectrum has widened, too, encompassing buoyant mirth and heroic tragedy." -- Time Out Posted Feb 9, 2006	X2: X-Men United (2003)	87%
	"This film does more than make you think about masculinity, it makes you see it -- in a way that's relevant to all men, not just Bronx boxers." -- Time Out Posted Feb 9, 2006	Raging Bull (1980)	98%
	"Mitigating factors: a carefully curated sampling of J-Lo butt cleavage, and an arrhythmic Christopher Walken cameo which momentarily diverts the doomed ship from collision with the iceberg." -- Time Out Posted Feb 9, 2006	Gigli (2003)	6%
	"*This Good Woman* is an amiable drama queen, sluggish of gait and reliant on retail therapy.*" -- Village Voice* Posted Jan 31, 2006	A Good Woman (2005)	39%
	"Works marvel after marvel in expressing the bewildering beauty and existential horror of being trapped inside one's own addled mind, and in allegorising the self-preserving amnesia of a broken but hopeful heart." -- Time Out Posted Jan 26, 2006	Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004)	94%
	"The clumsy staging might not grate so much if the tone weren't so self-congratulatory." -- Village Voice Posted Dec 21, 2005	Casanova (2005)	42%
	"*Its hieroglyphics are vividly rendered, but Bee Season* never manages to spell them out.*" -- Village Voice* Posted Nov 8, 2005	Bee Season (2005)	41%
	"Director Joe Wright also coordinates a delightfully cohesive acting ensemble." -- Village Voice Posted Nov 8, 2005	Pride and Prejudice (2005)	85%
	"A wan, world-weary representation of anomie, loneliness, and low expectations, dressed up in the ill-fitting designer duds of the studio rom-com." -- Village Voice Posted Oct 18, 2005	Shopgirl (2005)	62%
	"Given the battle's enormous toll on the women's physical and psychological health, it's a perplexing irony that the movie 'inspired by' the case suffers such a bizarre failure of nerve." -- Village Voice Posted Oct 18, 2005	North Country (2005)	68%

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