ROTTEN TOMATOES: Adam Smith

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5/5	" *To put it bluntly: if you don't like Back To The Future, it's difficult to believe that you like films at all." -- Empire Magazine* Posted May 5, 2008	Back to the Future (1985)	95%
5/5	" Surely as good as modern comedy gets?�and don't call me Shirley." -- Empire Magazine Posted Apr 1, 2008	Airplane! (1980)	98%
4/5	" This is really Sly's movie as he slugs his way through a heartfelt performance and delivers some cracking punches, both literally and emotionally." -- Empire Magazine Posted Feb 20, 2008	Rocky (1976)	93%
5/5	" Scott has said, �Why watch a film seven times? Because someone�s done it right and transported you to its world.� This retooling makes the film worth an eighth trip, and more. Not a case of Blade Runner Redux, but Blade Runner Deluxe. " -- Empire Magazine Posted Nov 21, 2007	Blade Runner - The Final Cut (1982)	97%
5/5	" *As an appetizer to the thoroughly bizarre world of Italian horror, Suspiria* is the perfect antipasto.*" -- Empire Magazine* Posted Sep 26, 2007	Suspiria (1977)	92%
5/5	" Gory thriller that makes fun of the vampire myth before the hammer blow of a truly shocking climax." -- Empire Magazine Posted Sep 25, 2007	Martin (1978)	95%
5/5	" Cronenberg's most triumphant and accessible film to date." -- Empire Magazine Posted Sep 24, 2007	The Fly (1986)	91%
5/5	" It retains an atmosphere of melancholic, surreal dread." -- Empire Magazine Posted Sep 21, 2007	Carnival of Souls (1962)	83%
5/5	" The Wicker Man is, more than anything else, a film about what people can do in the name of religion or, more generally, belief. Its power comes not from appeals to the supernatural but from a deep understanding of our own undeniable nature." -- Empire Magazine Posted Aug 24, 2007	The Wicker Man (1973)	91%
5/5	" Hats off nonetheless to young whippersnapper John Carpenter, whose studenty tale of space tedium, aliens and molasses-black humour remains approximately a thousand times better than the director's last 15 years." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jun 6, 2007	Dark Star (1974)	80%
3/5	" Certainly difficult to define, this period piece messes with genres, power relationships and your head." -- Empire Magazine Posted Dec 30, 2006	The Servant (1963)	73%
4/5	" This is probably the most fun to be had at the multiplex so far this year." -- Empire Magazine Posted Dec 30, 2006	The Fast and the Furious (2001)	53%
3/5	" Tune out the dreck and there are enough laughs for it to be worthwhile." -- Empire Magazine Posted Dec 30, 2006	Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back (2001)	53%
3/5	" If this were fiction, it would be an example of superior storytelling, and it's certainly gripping." -- Empire Magazine Posted Dec 30, 2006	A Beautiful Mind (2001)	78%
3/5	" Nobody does vapid bollocks as enjoyably as Tony Scott, and while this isn�t as inventive as Man On Fire or as compelling as Crimson Tide, it�s still the right side of dumb." -- Empire Magazine Posted Nov 29, 2006	Deja Vu (2006)	57%
3/5	" Gorgeously realised, gripping and doused in De Palma's familiar technical wizardry." -- Empire Magazine Posted Sep 23, 2006	The Black Dahlia (2006)	34%
4/5	" Brutal, bloody and brilliant, this is superior filmmaking, and more evidence of the renaissance of the Australian film industry." -- Empire Magazine Posted Apr 1, 2006	The Proposition (2006)	86%
4/5	" Woody’s best for ages. Even for non-Allen fans this has all the appeal of a good story well told and capped with a deliciously vicious little twist." -- Empire Magazine Posted Apr 1, 2006	Match Point (2005)	77%
4/5	" *Easily bearing comparison with Bruce Brown's seminal The Endless Summer, this stands as the second-best surf documentary ever made." -- Empire Magazine* Posted Apr 1, 2006	Riding Giants (2004)	92%
4/5	" A delightfully obscene alternative to the usual Christmas tosh." -- Empire Magazine Posted Apr 1, 2006	Bad Santa (2003)	77%
5/5	" Pacino simmers in this daring and brilliantly constructed treatise on the many facets of a crime." -- Empire Magazine Posted Feb 1, 2006	Dog Day Afternoon (1975)	100%
4/5	" Laughably bad and fantastically good all at once, this is a guilty pleasure that everyone can enjoy." -- Empire Magazine Posted Nov 3, 2005	Flash Gordon (1980)	83%
4/5	" Cronenberg�s best for a long time, broad and entertaining enough for those unacquainted with the director�s work, but layered with the themes of infection and mutation that have defined his work." -- Empire Magazine Posted Sep 30, 2005	A History of Violence (2005)	87%
5/5	" You'll be hard pressed to find anything as visually dazzling as this in cinemas ever." -- Empire Magazine Posted Sep 25, 2004	Hero (2004)	95%
5/5	" Brooks' wholehearted embracing of rank vulgarity, together with his innovative quickfire sketch structure, titillated crowds more used to sophisticated Hollywood humour." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jul 7, 2004	Blazing Saddles (1974)	89%
3/5	" It doesn�t deliver anything new to the series, and even fans might find parts distinctly slow, but it finally hits most of the right buttons." -- Empire Magazine Posted Aug 1, 2003	Star Trek: Nemesis (2002)	36%
3/5	" Enjoyable hogwash." -- Empire Magazine Posted Apr 21, 2003	Equilibrium (2002)	36%
5/5	" *Quite possibly the best documentary about youth and sport since Hoop Dreams." -- Empire Magazine* Posted Dec 23, 2002	Dogtown and Z-Boys (2002)	91%
3/5	" A thoroughly well-built dramatic actioner." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jun 1, 2001	Pearl Harbor (2001)	24%
4/5	" A beautifully crafted, brilliantly acted and gently moving film that only occasionally lapses into sentimentality." -- Empire Magazine Posted May 18, 2001	Tigerland (2000)	76%
5/5	" One of the definitive mystery chillers of all time. Poignant, beautiful and devastating." -- Empire Magazine Posted Mar 27, 2001	Don't Look Now (1974)	94%
4/5	" An unexpected little gem." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	Beyond the Mat (1999)	82%
5/5	" *At its heart, Candyman* terrifies because of its ideas. It sinks its horrific foundations very much in the real world of poverty and racial alienation.*" -- Empire Magazine* Posted Jan 1, 2000	Candyman (1992)	74%
3/5	" Proyas drenches each shot in a unique feel and delivers a movie with a visual sense with all the inventive, poetic power of Ridley Scott or Terry Gilliam firing on all cylinders." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	Dark City (1998)	76%
	" In the end, Fincher�s brilliant film is, ironically, short in the cojones department." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	Fight Club (1999)	81%
	" Carrey, with another ground-breaking performance, single-handedly elevates it to something much better." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	How the Grinch Stole Christmas (2000)	53%
4/5	" Tarantino has once again defied the critics and produced a movie that solidly establishes him as still the most important filmmaker of the decade." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	Jackie Brown (1997)	85%
4/5	" The vocal cast are great fun, and the animation is smooth and vibrant. Except for a few treacly songs, this is great entertainment for all." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	James and the Giant Peach (1996)	96%
	" Director Cameron Crowe has written and directed a deft, funny, shamelessly upbeat romantic comedy and to top it all drawn out the finest performance of Tom Cruise's career." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	Jerry Maguire (1996)	83%
4/5	" Clever, quick and bloody funny. 'Bloody' being the operative word." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	Scream (1996)	84%
3/5	" Enough classic moments to keep fans happy." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	Star Trek: First Contact (1996)	91%
5/5	" Pacino is at his finest." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Insider (1999)	96%
	" But what finally elevates the film above its shaggy dog tale roots then, is not the exceptionally well-wrought reversal, but a performance from Haley Joel Osment that is simply one of the finest given by a child in any film." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Sixth Sense (1999)	84%
	" James Cameron has gone and delivered a spectacular, moving, utterly engrossing three-and-a-bit hour epic." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	Titanic (1997)	82%

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