ROTTEN TOMATOES: Emma Cochrane

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3/5	"Its stage origins might be all too obvious, but the excellent ensemble cast makes it an enjoyable breeze, and the in-laws meeting scene is farce comedy at its best." -- Empire Magazine Posted Feb 20, 2008	You Can't Take It With You (1938)	96%
4/5	"One of Disney's greats." -- Empire Magazine Posted Nov 17, 2007	Mary Poppins (1964)	100%
3/5	"Enjoyable, but now basically a footnote to the TV series." -- Empire Magazine Posted Oct 15, 2007	Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1992)	32%
4/5	"Lovingly shot, with a remarkable debut from Sarah Bolger, who along with sister Emma, gives one of the greatest ever child performances." -- Empire Magazine Posted Dec 30, 2006	In America (2003)	89%
4/5	"For once, a sequel would be welcome." -- Empire Magazine Posted Dec 30, 2006	The Bourne Identity (2002)	83%
2/5	"If only the whole script had been as sharp as some of Cusack�s caustic one-liners, then this might have appealed to more than just the Chardonnay brigade." -- Empire Magazine Posted Sep 16, 2005	Must Love Dogs (2005)	35%
5/5	"Hoffman and Cruise give signature performances in this thoughtful, and hugely enjoyable, classic." -- Empire Magazine Posted Aug 11, 2004	Rain Man (1988)	89%
4/5	Click here to read article -- Empire Magazine Posted Nov 13, 2001	House! (2000)	n/a
2/5	"This may still sound intriguing, but it's badly executed." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jun 5, 2001	Whatever Happened to Harold Smith? (2001)	40%
3/5	"There isn't really anything likeable to commend it." -- Empire Magazine Posted Mar 23, 2001	Nora (2001)	55%
4/5	"It's with good reason that 40 years after appearing as Holly Golightly, Audrey Hepburn ... is still a poster icon for those aspiring to the kind of classy romance that doesn't seem to exist anymore." -- Empire Magazine Posted Feb 27, 2001	Breakfast at Tiffany's (1961)	84%
	"*It's strictly a recycling of the endless Halloween* and Friday the 13th teen slasher syndrome.*" -- Tribune-Review of Western Pennsylvania* Posted Feb 7, 2001	Valentine (2001)	9%
	"Like all of the best movies, it sends us away with the sense we were there, in another time and another place, participating somehow in an experience that was to become our own." -- Tribune-Review of Western Pennsylvania Posted Feb 7, 2001	Mal�na (2000)	55%
	"It's calculated to appeal at a level of prurient juvenilia." -- Tribune-Review of Western Pennsylvania Posted Feb 7, 2001	Head Over Heels (2001)	10%
4/5	"Dog-lovers, in particular, will go ga-ga for this, but this remarkably fresh and funny period tale (set in England, fact fans) has all the ebullience and lovability of its titular characters." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	101 Dalmatians (1961)	97%
4/5	"Much credit has to go to Rodriguez, Kusama's surly but charismatic lead." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	Girlfight (2000)	89%
3/5	"Uneven in places but with a few choice hilarious moments, it is well worth the rental." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	Happy, Texas (1999)	83%
2/5	"Falls far short of the challenging film it aspires to be." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	Love and Basketball (2000)	82%
4/5	"The power of the story - adapted from the novel by Patricia Highsmith - lies in its simplicity, and Hitchcock�s piles on the sinister layers as only he can." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	Strangers on a Train (1951)	97%
2/5	"*Instead of improving on the Disney animation experience, El Dorado* proves to be inferior in every way.*" -- Empire Magazine* Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Road to El Dorado (2000)	46%
	"So settle back for one of the most unusual road trips ever committed to celluloid." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Straight Story (1999)	95%
3/5	"Elvis not only rocks the city of lights but also showed he could act." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	Viva Las Vegas (1964)	83%

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