ROTTEN TOMATOES: Bill Clark

BEST REVIEWED FILMS

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A+	"This is the kind of movie going experience that people tell their grand kids about." -- FromTheBalcony Posted Jul 17, 2008	The Dark Knight (2008)	95%
A	"We may not see a better movie this summer." -- FromTheBalcony Posted May 2, 2008	Iron Man (2008)	93%
A	"How is this for a proposition? From now on, Working Title Films is the only production company that is allowed to make films in this genre." -- FromTheBalcony Posted Feb 13, 2008	Definitely, Maybe (2008)	72%
A	"This is intense, provocative filmmaking on every level that is sure to be one of the best American films of the year." -- FromTheBalcony Posted Nov 15, 2007	No Country for Old Men (2007)	95%
A	"American Gangster is good old-fashioned knuckles-to-the-jaw entertainment." -- FromTheBalcony Posted Nov 1, 2007	American Gangster (2007)	79%
A	"Gone Baby Gone is a sterling thriller, the kind of raw cinematic power that you tell your friends about as if you've just been put through the spin cycle." -- FromTheBalcony Posted Oct 18, 2007	Gone Baby Gone (2007)	94%
A	"As much as it may scare a lot of parents out there, anyone who has been through the rigors and craziness of contemporary high school will find something to identify with." -- FromTheBalcony Posted Aug 16, 2007	Superbad (2007)	87%
A	"Ratatouille is just the delicacy the customer ordered -- and one of the best films of the year." -- FromTheBalcony Posted Jun 28, 2007	Ratatouille (2007)	95%
A	"It's the kind of sly, witty independent gem that rolls through every few years, lighting up crowds and forcing men to admit they were wrong when they thought they were being dragged to another chick flick." -- FromTheBalcony Posted Apr 26, 2007	Waitress (2007)	89%
A	"*Invigorating, emotional, and visually spectacular, Dreamgirls* is one of the finest motion pictures of the year.*" -- FromTheBalcony* Posted Dec 14, 2006	Dreamgirls (2006)	78%
A	"...a thought-provoking take not so much on the battle of Iwo Jima itself, but on the effect a single photo can have on a nation -- both good and bad -- and the perception of war in the eyes of the average citizen." -- FromTheBalcony Posted Oct 19, 2006	Flags of Our Fathers (2006)	73%
A	"*Does the film deliver? Undeniably yes. Snakes On A Plane* may, in fact, be in the top three most supremely entertaining films I have ever seen.*" -- FromTheBalcony* Posted Aug 17, 2006	Snakes on a Plane (2006)	70%
A	"Monster House is the most pleasant surprise of the year and will undoubtedly wind up on a certain list of mine at the end of the year." -- FromTheBalcony Posted Jul 21, 2006	Monster House (2006)	73%
A	"This is Donaldson's best film to date and yet another demonstration of the sheer brilliance of Anthony Hopkins." -- FromTheBalcony Posted Feb 16, 2006	The World's Fastest Indian (2005)	79%
A	"...a courageous, transcendent film that may prove to be a landmark down the line in the Hollywood landscape." -- FromTheBalcony Posted Jan 9, 2006	Brokeback Mountain (2005)	87%
A	"*There are lots of reasons we go to the movies, and King Kong* celebrates and showcases all of them.*" -- FromTheBalcony* Posted Dec 13, 2005	King Kong (2005)	84%
A	"The most suspenseful film of the year in its own subtle way." -- FromTheBalcony Posted Nov 16, 2005	Paradise Now (2005)	88%
A	"This is the most enjoyable animated film I have seen all year, and that's a tall order to fill." -- FromTheBalcony Posted Oct 6, 2005	Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit (2005)	96%
A	"Polanski and company have proven that, once again, great stories never go out of style." -- FromTheBalcony Posted Sep 29, 2005	Oliver Twist (2005)	58%
A	"When a film comes along that confronts tough issues and manages to keep everything real without dividing its audience, it deserves massive praise." -- FromTheBalcony Posted Aug 22, 2005	Screen Door Jesus (2005)	82%
A	"Batman Begins is an overwhelming success that will please fanboys foremost and average, patient moviegoers second." -- FromTheBalcony Posted Jun 20, 2005	Batman Begins (2005)	84%
A	"Some may find the film too melodramatic, but the core topic demands attention." -- FromTheBalcony Posted Jun 15, 2005	Crash (2005)	75%
A	"*'They don't call it Sin City* for nothing.'*" -- FromTheBalcony* Posted Apr 7, 2005	Sin City (2005)	77%
A	"A clinic for how this genre should be done." -- FromTheBalcony Posted Jun 26, 2005	Spartan (2004)	64%
A	"I sat through this film with a perma-smile, and just thinking about it still makes me laugh." -- FromTheBalcony Posted Jun 26, 2005	Saved! (2004)	60%
A	"One of the best films of this middle-aged decade." -- FromTheBalcony Posted Jun 26, 2005	The Passion of the Christ (2004)	50%
A	"Metallica: Some Kind Of Monster is a masterpiece of rock 'n roll documentary filmmaking, and has set the bar high for those who attempt it in the future." -- FromTheBalcony Posted Jun 21, 2005	Metallica: Some Kind of Monster (2004)	87%
A	"Hero is a visual, emotional, and poetic masterpiece." -- FromTheBalcony Posted Jun 20, 2005	Hero (2004)	95%
A	"It is so refreshing to see a film with not one wasted second, beautiful acting, and a total understanding of its source material." -- FromTheBalcony Posted Jun 17, 2005	Baadasssss! (2004)	90%
A	"The film is an overwhelming, sad, and heartfelt achievement." -- FromTheBalcony Posted Jun 16, 2005	Hotel Rwanda (2004)	92%
A	"One of the best comedies in years...the film never sells out to itself." -- FromTheBalcony Posted Jun 26, 2005	School of Rock (2003)	91%
A	"This is one of the finer dramas to come down the pike in some time." -- FromTheBalcony Posted Jun 21, 2005	Mystic River (2003)	87%
A	"An intense drama with a brilliant performance by Ben Kingsley." -- FromTheBalcony Posted Jun 20, 2005	House of Sand and Fog (2003)	76%
A	"A film without any easy answers, or answers at all." -- FromTheBalcony Posted Jun 20, 2005	Elephant (2003)	71%
A-	"That same smile you had as a wide-eyed ten-year-old will be duplicated as you watch this joyous cinematic exercise that cynics may believe is outdated and stale." -- FromTheBalcony Posted May 21, 2008	Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008)	76%
A-	"The story is elaborate and demands the utmost of patience, and the final confrontation is one that won't soon be forgotten -- particularly if you're George Clooney at the height of awards season." -- FromTheBalcony Posted Oct 11, 2007	Michael Clayton (2007)	91%
A-	"*From a purely visceral standpoint, The Bourne Ultimatum* may be the clincher for fans who want a literal two-hour chase film.*" -- FromTheBalcony* Posted Aug 2, 2007	The Bourne Ultimatum (2007)	93%
A-	"*A bewildering number of jokes are crammed into this feature, and it will take repeat viewings to catch it all. I have a feeling that this won't bother Simpsons* fans in the slightest.*" -- FromTheBalcony* Posted Jul 26, 2007	The Simpsons Movie (2007)	89%
A-	"Unlike so many comedies that rely on plastic characters based on no one from this universe, Apatow studies society and what truly makes us laugh -- which often turns out to be ourselves." -- FromTheBalcony Posted May 31, 2007	Knocked Up (2007)	91%
A-	"There is an actual brain at work here, and it feels refreshing." -- FromTheBalcony Posted May 31, 2007	Mr. Brooks (2007)	56%
A-	"It may not be his [Fincher's] most groundbreaking film, but it is one of his most important ones." -- FromTheBalcony Posted Mar 1, 2007	Zodiac (2007)	89%
A-	"It's one of those movies that looks run-of-the-mill in a synopsis, but all of the talent elements come together and something special is born." -- FromTheBalcony Posted Dec 7, 2006	Blood Diamond (2006)	63%
A-	"As portrayed by Daniel Craig, 007 now has more depth and emotion than ever, and the result is one of the best Bond movies ever made." -- FromTheBalcony Posted Nov 16, 2006	Casino Royale (2006)	94%
A-	"*How much you enjoy Babel* will be based entirely on your degree of cynicism.*" -- FromTheBalcony* Posted Nov 9, 2006	Babel (2006)	68%
A-	"Truly smart comedy is hard to come by these days, but Cohen has delivered a simultaneously uproarious and thought-provoking experience." -- FromTheBalcony Posted Nov 2, 2006	Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan (2006)	91%
A-	"It begs for repeated viewings and will likely get them from moviegoers who want to crack Nolan's own theatrical magic trick." -- FromTheBalcony Posted Oct 19, 2006	The Prestige (2006)	75%
A-	"This is remarkably compelling cinema driven by some of the best talent in the business." -- FromTheBalcony Posted Oct 5, 2006	The Departed (2006)	92%
A-	"Even if you think global warming is a bunch of malarkey you'll at least be reassured that Gore is not a robotic government android." -- FromTheBalcony Posted Jun 22, 2006	An Inconvenient Truth (2006)	93%
A-	"*Just when it seemed like the computer animation genre was losing some steam, Over The Hedge* comes along and gives it a well-deserved boost.*" -- FromTheBalcony* Posted May 18, 2006	Over the Hedge (2006)	73%
A-	"This is the best big studio effort so far this year." -- FromTheBalcony Posted Mar 23, 2006	Inside Man (2006)	86%

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