ROTTEN TOMATOES: Kimberly Jones

WORST REVIEWED FILMS

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0/5	"To devote an entire feature film to making fun of another film's universally acknowledged gay subtext seems to me good cause for said filmmakers to have a sit-down with their muse, because somebody's been sleeping on the job." -- Austin Chronicle Posted Feb 1, 2008	Meet the Spartans (2008)	2%
0/5	"Jovovich, who�s shown sensitivity in her dramatic work, looks spectacularly bored as she power-kicks her way through one bloody pile-up after another. That boredom, like the mystery virus at the center of the film, is contagious." -- Austin Chronicle Posted Mar 25, 2006	Ultraviolet (2006)	8%
0/5	"Frequently offensive and doggedly disgusting." -- Austin Chronicle Posted Oct 29, 2005	Waiting... (2005)	31%
0/5	"It�s a lot like hearing the play-by-play account of a heated game of bridge. Only not half as gripping." -- Austin Chronicle Posted Aug 22, 2004	Yu-Gi-Oh: The Movie (2004)	5%
0/5	Click here to read article -- Austin Chronicle Posted Jul 20, 2004	A Cinderella Story (2004)	11%
0/5	Click here to read article -- Austin Chronicle Posted Jun 22, 2003	Alex and Emma (2003)	10%
0/5	"Simply put, the gut sensed a dog, and the gut was right. Go with the gut." -- Austin Chronicle Posted Aug 31, 2003	My Boss's Daughter (2002)	8%
0/5	"The result is a corps of good actors stuck with feeble, unfunny material that could easily pass as a crime against the moviegoing public." -- Austin Chronicle Posted Mar 10, 2003	Stealing Harvard (2002)	8%
0/5	Click here to read article -- Austin Chronicle Posted Mar 10, 2003	Someone Like You (2001)	41%
0/5	"*This is the stuff of good, clean, campy fun. But instead of titillating, The In Crowd* is nothing but a deadly dull business.*" -- Austin Chronicle* Posted Mar 10, 2003	The In Crowd (2000)	2%
0.5/5	"Simpson steals the show -- which, admittedly, isn�t saying much considering her stiffest competition comes by way of a skateboarding bulldog." -- Austin Chronicle Posted Sep 4, 2005	Undiscovered (2005)	6%
0.5/5	"It�s hard to cheer for a film that wears a slight sneer when it comes to its leading lady." -- Austin Chronicle Posted Jul 31, 2005	Must Love Dogs (2005)	35%
0.5/5	"The politest way to assess Spike Lee�s latest polemic is to call it too ambitious. 'An unholy mess' might come closer to the truth." -- Austin Chronicle Posted Oct 19, 2004	She Hate Me (2004)	20%
0.5/5	"Everything else here -- from the gross caricatures to the so-called comic mayhem -- is sour to taste." -- Austin Chronicle Posted Sep 19, 2004	The Cookout (2004)	5%
0.5/5	Click here to read article -- Austin Chronicle Posted Aug 8, 2004	Little Black Book (2004)	23%
0.5/5	"My Baby�s Daddy takes an admirable premise -- three best friends and lifelong bachelors go from boys to men when they become fathers -- and undermines that message at every turn." -- Austin Chronicle Posted Jan 15, 2004	My Baby's Daddy (2004)	4%
0.5/5	"In perhaps the cruelest bit of all, [Brest] hasn�t even delivered a film so ludicrously, gloriously bad that it may be fun to watch" -- Austin Chronicle Posted Aug 3, 2003	Gigli (2003)	6%
0.5/5	"There's nothing to recommend the film." -- Austin Chronicle Posted Mar 10, 2003	Kangaroo Jack (2003)	8%
0.5/5	Click here to read article -- Austin Chronicle Posted Mar 10, 2003	A Walk to Remember (2002)	26%
0.5/5	Click here to read article -- Austin Chronicle Posted Mar 10, 2003	Songcatcher (2001)	72%
0.5/5	Click here to read article -- Austin Chronicle Posted Mar 10, 2003	Town and Country (2001)	13%
0.5/5	"Chris Kattan should have been in silent comedy. He has the Silly Putty face of those old slapstick stars, and a sing-song, splitting-headache vox box that would have played much better in the silents." -- Austin Chronicle Posted Mar 10, 2003	Corky Romano (2001)	5%
0.5/5	Click here to read article -- Austin Chronicle Posted Mar 10, 2003	On the Line (2001)	18%
0.5/5	Click here to read article -- Austin Chronicle Posted Mar 10, 2003	Whipped (2000)	13%
1/5	"You can take what happens in Vegas, keep it in Vegas, and keep the rest of the us out of it." -- Austin Chronicle Posted May 8, 2008	What Happens in Vegas (2008)	27%
1/5	"Spiritual epiphany is tough to convey onscreen, and near impossible in the hands of wooden actors." -- Austin Chronicle Posted May 20, 2006	The Celestine Prophecy (2006)	5%
1/5	"When a war is going down, why are the king and his fiercest lieutenants taking a time-out to attend to the lovesick?" -- Austin Chronicle Posted Jan 12, 2006	Tristan & Isolde (2006)	32%
1/5	"The tragedy portions confront the audience with awful proof of just how tedious the filmmaker has become, while the comedic version offers fleeting moments of escape and Melinda and Melinda's only glimpses of how real people live and love." -- Austin Chronicle Posted Apr 3, 2005	Melinda and Melinda (2005)	51%
1/5	Click here to read article -- Austin Chronicle Posted Jun 13, 2004	Love Me If You Dare (2004)	44%
1/5	Click here to read article -- Austin Chronicle Posted Mar 10, 2003	Showtime (2002)	24%
1/5	Click here to read article -- Austin Chronicle Posted Mar 10, 2003	Greenfingers (2001)	46%
1/5	Click here to read article -- Austin Chronicle Posted Mar 10, 2003	Kingdom Come (2001)	30%
1/5	Click here to read article -- Austin Chronicle Posted Mar 10, 2003	Lost and Delirious (2001)	50%
1/5	Click here to read article -- Anchorage Press Posted Jun 11, 2001	The Wedding Planner (2001)	15%
1/5	"It's a paint-by-numbers romantic comedy, but without the heart or laughs to make it work." -- Austin Chronicle Posted Mar 10, 2003	Boys and Girls (2000)	10%

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