ROTTEN TOMATOES: Neil Jeffries

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4/5	"Brilliant, apart from some minor plot glitches." -- Empire Magazine Posted May 5, 2008	The Night of the Iguana (1964)	73%
3/5	"If some of the shocks come off feeling as dated as last summer�s Polaroids, it�s a small price to play for a picture that manages to be scary and unsettling without resorting to cheap thrills and gore." -- Total Film Posted Jun 29, 2007	Shutter ()	79%
4/5	"The film is too long at well over two hours, but the effects are impressive for the time and the musical numbers zippy." -- Empire Magazine Posted Nov 2, 2003	Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (1968)	62%
5/5	"Masterful." -- Empire Magazine Posted Feb 5, 2002	Das Boot (1982)	96%
3/5	"Both plot and audience attention span stretch to breaking point." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jan 16, 2002	Batman & Robin (1997)	12%
	Click here to read article -- Empire Magazine Posted Sep 25, 2001	The Debt Collector (1999)	n/a
	". . . this is thrill-a-minute stuff." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977)	95%
4/5	"*Less sci-fi blockbuster, more spiritual thinkpiece, this is a Close Encounters Of The Third Kind* for the X-Files generation.*" -- Empire Magazine* Posted Jan 1, 2000	Contact (1997)	65%
2/5	"Far easier to look at than actually watch." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	Gattaca (1997)	81%
5/5	"It will make you laugh and cry. And it will make you think long and hard about the last time you saw a movie this good." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	Sling Blade (1996)	95%
3/5	"*This should have been Jaws* meets Alien meets Out Of Africa. But instead ends up being a far more tepid version of all three.*" -- Empire Magazine* Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Ghost and the Darkness (1996)	53%

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