ROTTEN TOMATOES: Nick Hilditch

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5/5	"Terry Gilliam's most mature film to date demands rigorous analysis from the viewer. Add to this the director's grotesquely comic hallmarks, and the resulting film is a complex and rewarding fantasy." Posted Nov 4, 2002	12 Monkeys (1995)	87%
5/5	"Essential viewing." Posted Apr 17, 2002	Metropolis (1926)	99%
5/5	"The Conversation is an intricate and unsettlingly subtle character study, with a very strong performance from Hackman." Posted Mar 4, 2002	The Conversation (1974)	98%
5/5	"*Shot through with an exuberant and enviable sense of its own brilliance, Toy Story* will continue to impress long after its technical virtuosity has been upstaged.*" Posted Dec 10, 2001*	Toy Story (1995)	100%
5/5	"Much work has gone into the 'story' as into the 'toy', making this a rewarding return to an indisputable visual treat." Posted Dec 10, 2001	Toy Story 2 (1999)	100%
3/5	"All the old Enterprise personnel carry the film, as it is more concerned with character re-animation than development." Posted Sep 11, 2001	Star Trek III: The Search for Spock (1984)	77%
4/5	"The hinted spirituality of the film is plainly silly, but it's quickly swallowed by the undertow of crashing spectacle." Posted Sep 10, 2001	Point Break (1991)	68%
4/5	"A bold attempt to reinvent the character itself, one that tied in with the post-cold war era." Posted Sep 10, 2001	Goldeneye (1995)	81%
4/5	"In this, the fourth instalment in the series from the original team, you have a classic Bond film that wants for nothing but a trim." Posted Jun 27, 2001	Thunderball (1965)	90%
4/5	"Zinnemann's tale of an extremist faction's plot to kill the celebrated French leader and the authorities' efforts to capture the mercenary assassin hired for the job achieves a dignified tone and compelling pace seldom seen in latter-day thrillers." Posted Apr 17, 2001	The Day of the Jackal (1973)	90%
5/5	"Less cynical souls will weep buckets." Posted Apr 17, 2001	Brief Encounter (1946)	82%
4/5	"Opening with a full overture played against Michelangelo's ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, you know that you're in for something unembarrassed by its own grandiosity." Posted Apr 17, 2001	Ben-Hur (1959)	91%
4/5	"This is very much a film of the 80s in its portrayal not of moral decline (there is little declining left to do) but of unstoppable ego-centrism. With guns." Posted Apr 17, 2001	Scarface (1983)	87%
4/5	"The film's greatest achievement is successfully framing the plot around a character incapable of emotional development." Posted Apr 17, 2001	Rain Man (1988)	89%
5/5	"If you are at all interested in the history of cinema, or the influence of 20th century politics on the medium, then this film is a must-see, although over an hour of Soviet propaganda is likely to test the patience of modern viewers." Posted Apr 17, 2001	Battleship Potemkin (1925)	100%
3/5	"A magnificently indignant Heston ... wrestles with the imponderables of a topsy-turvy world in which apes reign over humankind." Posted Apr 17, 2001	Planet of the Apes (1968)	88%
4/5	"Taken altogether, Mann doesn't do anything particularly new, but with a subtly used supporting cast he combines everything into an unusually articulate action thriller." Posted Apr 17, 2001	Heat (1995)	89%

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