ROTTEN TOMATOES: Bryan Reesman

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4/5	" Not every movie that is billed as 'erotic' deserves that distinction, but director Julio Medem's Sex And Lucia certainly does. It's the kind of intelligent, thoughtful film about sex and love that Hollywood just can't make." -- Request Magazine Posted Aug 22, 2003	Sex and Lucia (2002)	71%
4/10	" Many of the characters aren't even likable throughout the first half of the movie, and while they evolve positively over time, it is barely enough to win anyone over." -- Citysearch Posted Aug 19, 2003	Grind (2003)	9%
6/10	" While the filmmakers send up the genre's cliches and expected audience empathy with the villains, it still feels like the ludicrous dialogue and one-dimensional characterizations were written by teenagers." -- Citysearch Posted Aug 14, 2003	Freddy vs. Jason (2003)	41%
8/10	" Just how scary is it? Even the film's daytime confrontations are enough to cause a severe jolt, but one nocturnal sequence involving a moaning old woman could leave viewers shuddering for days." -- Citysearch Posted Jun 6, 2003	The Eye (2003)	65%
4/10	" The plot is paper-thin, supporting players like the bumbling Team Rocket baddies are mere window dressing and the devious designs of Annie and Oakley are generic at best." -- Citysearch Posted May 16, 2003	Pokemon - Heroes: The Movie (2003)	17%
7/10	" Amplifying the story's eroticism, Maddin cleverly transforms Stoker's timeless tale into an allegory about both Victorian sexual oppression and xenophobia." -- Citysearch Posted May 16, 2003	Dracula: Pages from a Virgin's Diary (2003)	86%
4/10	" Despite some gruesomely colorful sets, a few scares and Sid Haig's droll performance as the wise-cracking Captain Spaulding, the disjointed narrative is as messy as the blood-splattered corpses littering the film." -- Citysearch Posted Apr 24, 2003	House of 1000 Corpses (2003)	16%
4/10	" "Feardotcom" has the makings of an interesting meditation on the ethereal nature of the internet and the otherworldly energies it could channel, but it simply becomes a routine shocker." -- Citysearch Posted Feb 21, 2003	Fear Dot Com (2002)	3%
6/10	" The fourth "Pokemon" is a diverting--if predictable--adventure suitable for a matinee, with a message that cautions children about disturbing the world's delicate ecological balance." -- Citysearch Posted Feb 21, 2003	Pokemon 4Ever (2002)	14%
3/10	" Some of Seagal's action pictures are guilty pleasures, but this one is so formulaic that it seems to be on auto-pilot." -- Citysearch Posted Feb 21, 2003	Half Past Dead (2002)	2%
5/10	" With an unusual protagonist (a kilt-wearing Jackson) and subject matter, the improbable "Formula 51" is somewhat entertaining, but it could have been much stronger." -- Citysearch Posted Feb 21, 2003	Formula 51 (2002)	26%
8/10	" Impassioned performances and direction make this a riveting recreation of a reprehensible period neglected by historians." -- Citysearch Posted Feb 21, 2003	Ararat (2002)	57%
4/10	" "Undisputed" could have been compelling, but it ultimately plays out as a standard prison action movie." -- Citysearch Posted Feb 21, 2003	Undisputed (2002)	49%
6/10	" While "Ziggy" is obviously more of interest to hardcore Bowie fans than anyone else (some critics have trashed it for that reason), it should be required viewing for rockers-in-training who really want to learn about good showmanship." -- Citysearch Posted Feb 21, 2003	Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars: The Motion Picture (1983)	71%
7/10	" *With its charged themes, Dark Blue* is a lot to swallow in only two hours, but a thought-provoking ride for those up to the task.*" -- Citysearch* Posted Feb 20, 2003	Dark Blue (2003)	57%
6/10	" Plays better than your standard kidnapping thriller, thanks to Luis Mandoki's taut direction and writer Greg Iles' compelling twists and turns." -- Citysearch Posted Sep 23, 2002	Trapped (2002)	18%
7/10	" Offers a nice blend of humor, drama and insight." -- Citysearch Posted Aug 5, 2002	I Am Trying to Break Your Heart (2002)	88%
5/10	" *Hard-core slasher aficionados will find things to like ... but overall the Halloween* series has lost its edge.*" -- Citysearch* Posted Jul 15, 2002	Halloween: Resurrection (2002)	10%
7/10	" Though it feels at times like a direct-to-video release, director Tuck Tucker's movie is still well-paced and funny." -- Citysearch Posted Jun 28, 2002	Hey Arnold! The Movie (2002)	30%
7/10	" Director Paul Cox's unorthodox, abstract approach to visualizing Nijinsky's diaries is both stimulating and demanding." -- Citysearch Posted May 29, 2002	Nijinsky: The Diaries of Vaslav Nijinsky (2002)	60%
3/4	" *A bit too familiar and occasionally melodramatic, Deuces Wild* clicks nonetheless, thanks to a gritty screenplay and tight direction.*" -- Citysearch* Posted May 3, 2002	Deuces Wild (2002)	3%
1/4	" The producers should have let sleeping dogs lie." -- Citysearch Posted Apr 25, 2002	Jason X (2002)	21%
2/4	" Works overtime on expletives and gratuitous violence." -- Citysearch Posted Mar 8, 2002	All About the Benjamins (2002)	31%
	" What starts off as a satisfying kids flck becomes increasingly implausible as it races through contrived plot points." -- Citysearch Posted Feb 8, 2002	Big Fat Liar (2002)	43%
2/4	" *Despite fine performances and some fun moments, Impostor* too frequently relies on contrived plot points to reach its revelatory climax.*" -- Citysearch* Posted Jan 5, 2002	Impostor (2001)	15%
	" Rangers aspires to be a classic Western but falls short, despite large doses of bravado and machismo, thunderous shoot 'em ups and stirring symphonic fanfare." -- Citysearch Posted Nov 30, 2001	Texas Rangers (2001)	2%

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