ROTTEN TOMATOES: Marc Mohan

BEST REVIEWED FILMS

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A	"The members of the Young at Heart Chorus might not offer the serpentine strutting or Bacchanalian back story of the Rolling Stones, but their vivacity, dedication and courage would give any rock idol pause." Posted Apr 25, 2008	Young@Heart (2008)	88%
A	"It's about science and only because we live in a society where believing in scientific truth has become controversial can it be seen as partisan at all." Posted Jun 9, 2006	An Inconvenient Truth (2006)	93%
A	"A crackerjack thriller, full of great performances and different enough from its source material to keep educated viewers on their toes." Posted Jul 30, 2004	The Manchurian Candidate (2004)	82%
A-	"Sam Rockwell and Kate Beckinsale are each as good as they've ever been as the central, troubled couple, and the rest of the cast also impresses." Posted Mar 28, 2008	Snow Angels (2008)	67%
A-	"A film like this remains important, both as an indictment of the present day and as a warning to future generations that the ends don't always justify the means." Posted Mar 28, 2008	Taxi to the Dark Side (2008)	100%
A-	"As if more proof were needed that the best way to make a scary movie is through atmosphere, pacing and storytelling, rather than sudden violence, needless gore and random shocks, here comes The Orphanage." Posted Jan 11, 2008	The Orphanage (2007)	86%
A-	"This was a story that made front pages in its day but has been largely lost to history, and now is brought bracingly and compellingly back to life." Posted Sep 21, 2007	Deep Water (2007)	96%
A-	"Is it a religious allegory? Political statement? Horror film? Perhaps all three, perhaps none." Posted Sep 21, 2007	The Bothersome Man (2007)	70%
A-	"*For all his talk of 'harmless' comedy, it's clear that von Trier is capable of no such thing. The beauty of The Boss of It All* is that it can be viewed through a variety of prisms...*" Posted Aug 17, 2007*	The Boss of It All (2007)	73%
A-	"A serious adult drama that, in the wrong hands, would have certainly been a cloying mess. Instead, it's a riveting character study/soap opera." Posted Apr 13, 2007	After The Wedding (2007)	87%
A-	"A haunting character-study-cum-crime thriller that marks the maturation of a significant filmmaking talent." Posted Feb 2, 2007	The Aura (2006)	88%
A-	"To capture the mundane rhythms of everyday existence without being tedious is a tough task, which makes the difficulties [director] Bujalski has had getting his films distributed a puzzling and frustrating thing." Posted Dec 8, 2006	Mutual Appreciation (2006)	88%
A-	"If you're content to let dream logic take over, a lot can be gleaned from this odd, darkly funny meditation on life, death, love and revenge." Posted Sep 1, 2006	Lemming (2006)	70%
A-	"You're either on the boat or off the boat with something like this. But for those willing to brave the open water, it's an awe-inspiring ride." Posted Jun 2, 2006	Drawing Restraint 9 (2006)	57%
A-	"The direction and performances acknowledge a lack of easy answers for these complex, flawed characters, while subtly indicting the roots of domestic violence in the Spanish culture of machismo." Posted Feb 18, 2005	Take My Eyes (2006)	91%
A-	"The courage to act as she and her colleagues did in the worst possible scenario should inspire anyone, of whatever political stripe, to speak out before it gets to the point where her story could possibly be a true one." Posted Apr 21, 2006	Sophie Scholl: The Final Days (2005)	87%
A-	"The scope of the problem, with likely thousands of innocent people incarcerated thanks mostly to errant eyewitness testimony, should give pause to anyone who thinks that life is as simple as black and white, innocent and guilty." Posted Apr 7, 2006	After Innocence (2005)	91%
A-	"it's a hypnotic mood piece on love and loss, one that knows -- at 75 minutes -- not to overstay its welcome." Posted Dec 16, 2005	Tony Takitani (2005)	90%
A-	"The team of five credited cinematographers, which includes the directors, uses slow motion, time-lapse and extreme close-ups to provide fresh perspective on familiar sights and jaw-dropping footage of things you've never seen." Posted Nov 4, 2005	Genesis - Where Are We Coming From? (2005)	83%
A-	"A fitting coda to a career that forced audiences worldwide to reconsider the capabilities of an entire art form." Posted Aug 5, 2005	Saraband (2005)	93%
A-	"It's a true story, one that lays bare the folly, maniacal selfishness and sheer chutzpah that resulted in the bankruptcy of America's seventh-largest corporation and the ruining of thousands of lives." Posted Apr 29, 2005	Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room (2005)	97%
A-	"A showcase for three very talented actresses." Posted Sep 17, 2004	Since Otar Left (2004)	98%
A-	"A film that should entrance the eyes and move the soul of anyone capable of appreciating true filmmaking art." Posted Aug 27, 2004	Hero (2004)	95%
A-	"A highly entertaining look at these bizarre personalities and an insight into their obsession with Scrabble." Posted Jul 9, 2004	Word Wars (2004)	89%
A-	"A perfect entry point for viewers looking to explore the weird world of Maddin, who should be anointed the cinematic poet laureate of Winnipeg, if he hasn't been already." Posted May 14, 2004	The Saddest Music in the World (2004)	78%
A-	"This story could take place anywhere there are families struggling to remake themselves in the aftermath of tragedy; its universality is perhaps the most potent political message of all." Posted Apr 26, 2004	Broken Wings (2004)	92%
A-	"This unique cinematic experience is a parable of greed and revenge that could take place anywhere." Posted Apr 26, 2004	Dogville (2003)	71%
A-	"*Though unpleasant to watch, Life and Death of a Serial Killer* presents a portrait of evil, betrayal and banality that's almost impossible to take your eyes off of.*" Posted Apr 21, 2004*	Aileen: The Life and Death of a Serial Killer (2003)	86%
A-	"It serves as Milepost 1 on Van Sant's highway to success." Posted Sep 7, 2007	Mala Noche (1985)	94%
A-	"For the first time in this country, the original Japanese version of the first Godzilla film has been released, and it's a revelation." Posted Jun 25, 2004	Gojira (1954)	93%
A-	"A gripping film which, despite the annoying rugrat, demonstrates how part of leaving childhood behind is learning how and when to lie, and to do it well." Posted May 5, 2006	The Fallen Idol (1948)	100%

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