ROTTEN TOMATOES: Richard C. Walls

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	"[A] big, beautifully photographed and somewhat mushy film." Posted Nov 11, 2005	Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress (2005)	78%
2/5	"It's informative but not very entertaining -- unless you stay up nights worrying about the globalization of the wine industry, that is." Posted May 5, 2005	Mondovino (2005)	70%
3/5	"A film that's ultimately more charmingly bittersweet than truly disturbing." Posted Mar 17, 2005	Born Into Brothels (2004)	96%
2.5/5	"Too faithful to the well-worn formula of mixing homegrown eccentricity with a slathering of sentiment, and it never really takes off." Posted Dec 9, 2004	Seducing Dr. Lewis (2004)	68%
3.5/5	"A detailed tale well told." Posted Nov 18, 2004	Zelary (2003)	72%
2/5	"Zhou Yu's Train looks good, but there's no denying that there's very little lurking underneath its pretty surface." Posted Sep 16, 2004	Zhou Yu's Train (2004)	41%
4/5	"It's a harsh story told against a lush backdrop, sad without being sentimental and instructive without being preachy." Posted Jun 4, 2004	Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... And Spring (2004)	95%
4/5	"*It's a throwback to the days when horror movies often had a certain visual grandeur. And while one may miss a modern frisson* or two, there's still a great deal of dreadful beauty to relish.*" Posted May 7, 2004*	Dracula: Pages from a Virgin's Diary (2003)	86%
3.5/5	"This could be very dreary stuff if it weren't for Gwyneth Paltrow, who is pitch perfect as Plath." Posted Nov 14, 2003	Sylvia (2003)	37%
2.5/5	"The idea of a movie where Dylan essentially plays himself sounds kind of promising. Maybe someday that movie will get made. It's not this one." Posted Oct 3, 2003	Masked and Anonymous (2003)	25%
2.5/5	"A pretty good film -- a dark comedy rigorously observed -- until Rogozhkin reveals himself to be just another New Age softie." Posted Oct 3, 2003	The Cuckoo (2003)	87%
	"Along with the smudgy visuals, the first part of the movie goes heavy on the shock cuts and sudden loud noises -- effective interruptions in a narrative that leans toward the quiet and introspective." Posted Aug 1, 2003	The Eye (2003)	67%
3/5	"Its direction, its script, and Weaver's performance as a vaguely discontented woman of substance make for a mildly entertaining 77 minutes, if that's what you're in the mood for." Posted Aug 22, 2002	Tadpole (2002)	79%
3.5/5	"Under the Sun succeeds in direct proportion to one's ability to fall in sync with its tentative pace and low-keyed mood." Posted Mar 14, 2002	Under the Sun (2001)	73%
4/5	"It is, in a sense, the ultimate art film." Posted Feb 14, 2002	The Mystery of Picasso (1956)	81%
	"It seems brave, in its restrained fashion, and when Cox is on-screen you feel it's getting close to some uncomfortable truth." Posted Oct 19, 2001	L.I.E. (2001)	83%

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