ROTTEN TOMATOES: Jennie Punter

LISTING OF ALL REVIEWS & ARTICLES

A SAMPLING OF THIS CRITIC'S CINEMATIC TASTE

BEST TO WORST SAMPLING
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3.5/4	Russian Ark
3/4	Enigma
2.5/4	Time of Favor
2/4	World Traveler
1.5/4	Halloween: Resurrection
1/4	Jackass: The Movie
0.5/4	Grind
.5/4	Madea's Family Reunion
0/4	Supercross: The Movie

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WORST REVIEWED
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0/4	Supercross: The Movie
.5/4	The Comebacks
0.5/4	Let's Go to Prison
.5/4	Madea's Family Reunion
0.5/4	Grind
1/4	August Rush
1/4	Havana Nights
1/4	Pinocchio
1/4	Jackass: The Movie
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This critic agrees with the Tomatometer 79% of the time.

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3/4	"Family Motel uses fresh faces to show the domino effect of becoming homeless, revealing just how close many of us are to the edge." -- Globe and Mail Posted Jun 20, 2008	Family Motel (2008)	n/a
3/4	"Chilling feature." -- Globe and Mail Posted May 30, 2008	The Strangers (2008)	41%
3/4	"*Both the beauty and the horror of The Forgotten Woman* are that it looks and feels like time travel.*" -- Globe and Mail* Posted Apr 28, 2008	The Forgotten Woman (2008)	n/a
3.5/4	"From the near-hysteria of this compelling opening sequence, Paul Andrew Williams's taut, tough and thoroughly satisfying drama grips the viewer and never lets go until its brutal, surprising conclusion." -- Globe and Mail Posted Apr 18, 2008	London to Brighton (2008)	73%
3/4	"Waste is a terrible thing to mind -- unless you are port-a-potty installer Kenny Smyth, the unlikely hero of a hilarious and fresh (figuratively speaking, of course) comedy from Down Under." -- Globe and Mail Posted Apr 4, 2008	Kenny (2008)	100%
3/4	"The 'card flick' has usually been a standard western, drama or crime deal -- that is, until a pack of mostly veteran comic actors tried their hand at improvising, Christopher Guest-style, in the highly amusing The Grand." -- Globe and Mail Posted Mar 21, 2008	The Grand ()	39%
2.5/4	"The final chapter of the trilogy that began with The Decline of the American Empire and continued with The Barbarian Invasions, Days of Darkness has neither that chatty brilliance of the former nor the elegiac emotion of the latter." -- Globe and Mail Posted Mar 21, 2008	Days of Darkness (2007)	n/a
3/4	"Taxi to the Dark Side may not be your idea of a fun, relaxing night at the movies, but it is artful moviemaking and vital viewing for anyone interested in the issues." -- Globe and Mail Posted Feb 22, 2008	Taxi to the Dark Side (2008)	100%
3/4	"This film offers a child's perspective on the ravages and complexity of war and is also a convincing testament to the healing power of creative expression." -- Globe and Mail Posted Feb 22, 2008	War Dance (2007)	86%
2/4	"A predictable ride from the get-go." -- Globe and Mail Posted Feb 8, 2008	Normal (2007)	n/a
3/4	"Darkly funny." -- Globe and Mail Posted Jan 25, 2008	Waiter (2006)	n/a
2.5/4	"*Ostensibly a documentary about a reclusive enigmatic outsider recording artist, Jandek on Corwood* is actually a revealing portrait of outsider music nerds.*" -- Globe and Mail* Posted Nov 28, 2007	Jandek - Jandek on Corwood (2004)	89%
1/4	"It's hard to believe in the magical power of music to heal and connect lost souls when the tunes are lame." -- Globe and Mail Posted Nov 21, 2007	August Rush (2007)	38%
3.5/4	"You wouldn't think a film about a group of British skinheads during the early 1980s could be a sweet, nostalgic coming-of-age period piece, but that's the surprise of the authentic, fresh and utterly relevant This Is England." -- Globe and Mail Posted Nov 9, 2007	This Is England (2007)	93%
2.5/4	"10 Questions works extremely well as an introduction to the Dalai Lama and offers a tantalizing peek at the dynamic and even mischievous personality of this influential man." -- Globe and Mail Posted Oct 26, 2007	10 Questions for the Dalai Lama (2007)	77%
.5/4	"*The dialogue in The Comebacks* is bereft of lines that trigger even a snicker.*" -- Globe and Mail* Posted Oct 22, 2007	The Comebacks (2007)	10%
3/4	"*Dark and devilishly clever, director Allan Moyle's Weirdsville* is a twisted caper comedy.*" -- Globe and Mail* Posted Oct 12, 2007	Weirdsville (2007)	56%
1.5/4	"A family comedy heavy on syrup and low on laughs." -- Globe and Mail Posted Sep 28, 2007	The Game Plan (2007)	27%
3/4	"*The lean, cerebral swagger of the 1957 western 3:10 to Yuma* is stretched out and punched up with more characters, gun-shooting and horse-riding in an entertaining remake directed by James Mangold.*" -- Globe and Mail* Posted Sep 7, 2007	3:10 to Yuma (2007)	89%
3/4	"While Breakfast With Scot delivers the requisite humour -- not to mention some old-fashioned Christmas magic -- it stands apart for its hearty helping of food for thought." -- Globe and Mail Posted Sep 6, 2007	Breakfast With Scot (2007)	71%
3.5/4	"A smart, funny, unpredictable film...a more accurate reflection of high-school life than is usually portrayed." -- Globe and Mail Posted Aug 17, 2007	Rocket Science (2007)	84%
2.5/4	"*Beautiful cinematography and a fine ensemble cast make A Stone's Throw* well worth catching.*" -- Globe and Mail* Posted Aug 10, 2007	A Stone's Throw (2006)	n/a
2.5/4	"The film [has] a wonderfully natural, comfy feel. Delpy is worth watching both in front of and behind the camera." -- Globe and Mail Posted Aug 10, 2007	2 Days In Paris (2007)	87%
2.5/4	"*Nevertheless, Arctic Tale* is a kid-friendly, non-preachy window on the north as a place of wonder and a harbinger of change -- and I'll take Queen Latifah's warm voice over Al Gore's drone any day.*" -- Globe and Mail* Posted Aug 3, 2007	Arctic Tale (2007)	62%
2.5/4	"A fascinating, if chilling, break from the season's usual summer movie thrills -- especially for parents-to-be." -- Globe and Mail Posted Jul 13, 2007	Joshua (2007)	62%
3/4	"Everything's Gone Green is the second feature directed by Paul Fox, who maintains an energetic, lighthearted tone throughout the film, even when the story loses focus at its not-quite-satisfying ending." -- Globe and Mail Posted Apr 27, 2007	Everything's Gone Green (2007)	69%
2.5/4	"An entertaining family comedy full of both tricks and trickery." -- Globe and Mail Posted Apr 4, 2007	Firehouse Dog (2007)	38%
2/4	"Where the film stumbles is the script, overcrowded with bits of business and scenes that lean heavily on the symbolic." -- Globe and Mail Posted Feb 2, 2007	Partition (2007)	14%
1.5/4	"*The romantic dramedy Catch and Release* is off the mark in so many respects one wonders if it would have been more humane to release this one directly into the DVD stream.*" -- Globe and Mail* Posted Jan 26, 2007	Catch and Release (2007)	23%
2/4	"Smokin' Aces may be packing a lot of heat but its unnecessarily convoluted story means it's mostly a lot of hot air." -- Globe and Mail Posted Jan 26, 2007	Smokin' Aces (2007)	27%
3/4	"a head-spinning mystery, a brisk history of motion picture censorship in the U.S. and entertaining, often hilarious, visual proof of Hollywood's hypocrisy in his latest film." -- Globe and Mail Posted Jan 19, 2007	This Film is Not Yet Rated (2006)	84%
2/4	"Perfume, a fast-paced allegorical tale about the pursuit of perfection, may fill the senses for its duration, but without a discernible psychological essence it does not linger for long." -- Globe and Mail Posted Jan 5, 2007	Perfume: The Story of a Murderer (2006)	56%
3/4	"Leave It to Beaver and Lassie meet Night of the Living Dead." -- Globe and Mail Posted Dec 6, 2006	Fido (2007)	68%
2/4	"*But in the end, FCK is at most a compendium of opinions and examples, and never feels like a story.*" -- Globe and Mail* Posted Dec 1, 2006	Fuck (2006)	57%
2.5/4	"Although it borrows ingredients from many familiar Christmas flicks, it's got a sly twinkle of its own." -- Globe and Mail Posted Nov 22, 2006	Deck the Halls (2006)	6%
0.5/4	"The main crime in this movie is that the whole thing feels lazy -- it's as if they filmed the first draft of a script that still needed some trimming and sharpening." -- Globe and Mail Posted Nov 20, 2006	Let's Go to Prison (2006)	8%
2/4	"The film drags in the middle and feels excruciatingly slow and repetitive in the final stretch." -- Globe and Mail Posted Oct 20, 2006	Tideland (2006)	28%
2.5/4	"A compelling, though somewhat problematic, story set deep inside Idi Amin's brutal dictatorship in Uganda." -- Globe and Mail Posted Oct 6, 2006	The Last King of Scotland (2006)	87%
2.5/4	"*At two hours, After the Wedding* stretches out family flux too thinly and waits too long to reveal the final, devastating secret that we already know.*" -- Globe and Mail* Posted Sep 23, 2006	After The Wedding (2007)	87%
3.5/4	"Del Toro's latest is a darkly enchanting adult fairy tale, flecked with gore and terrifying creatures, both human and fantastical." -- Globe and Mail Posted Sep 23, 2006	Pan's Labyrinth (2006)	96%
1.5/4	"Watching endless scenes of sport drinking gets tiresome and by the time the film reaches the final competition, you might feel too bloated to laugh." -- Globe and Mail Posted Aug 25, 2006	Beerfest (2006)	39%
2/4	"Invincible is as much a period piece as it is a sports movie, complete with a non-stop soundtrack of familiar hits that, unfortunately, makes one think of That '70s Show a little too often" -- Globe and Mail Posted Aug 25, 2006	Invincible (2006)	71%
1.5/4	"Barnyard moves with a frenetic energy, especially in the numerous barn dance and chase scenes, that will probably keep family audiences moderately entertained. But it doesn't stand up to this summer's relative bonanza of animated family films. Moo." -- Globe and Mail Posted Aug 4, 2006	Barnyard: The Original Party Animals (2006)	23%
3/4	"The main attraction is the performance of Carmen by the magnificent Pauline Malefane, who also translated the libretto into Xhosa." -- Globe and Mail Posted Jul 28, 2006	U-Carmen (2007)	95%
3/4	"*Funnier than Nacho Libre, more fashionable than The Devil Wears Prada, able to deliver more revengeful thrills than X-Men: The Last Stand* in a single scene.*" -- Globe and Mail* Posted Jul 21, 2006	My Super Ex-Girlfriend (2006)	41%
2.5/4	"Cynical bike riders may well snicker at scenes of car-lovers behaving like tree-huggers, but Paine effectively builds the viewer's affection for EV1, so the removal of the cars works as the film's climactic moment." -- Globe and Mail Posted Jul 14, 2006	Who Killed The Electric Car? (2006)	89%

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