ROTTEN TOMATOES: Richard Luck

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	"*For many, this remains the definitive big-screen Romeo And Juliet." -- Channel 4 Film* Posted Jan 22, 2008	Romeo and Juliet (1968)	97%
	"Even 30-odd years on, the picture still has more than a whiff of rebellion about it." -- Channel 4 Film Posted Mar 15, 2005	Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song (1971)	73%
	"A minor masterpiece from a major artist." -- Channel 4 Film Posted May 24, 2003	The Golden Coach (1952)	100%
5/5	"In Which We Serve is not only one of the greatest of all British war movies but also marks the mighty David Lean's first major contribution to cinema." -- Channel 4 Film Posted May 24, 2003	In Which We Serve (1942)	92%
	"The Karate Kid belongs so irredemiably to its time that you can't feel anything other than affection toward it." -- Channel 4 Film Posted May 24, 2003	The Karate Kid (1984)	88%
	"*A fine thriller, Looking For Mr Goodbar* is a reminder that Richard Brooks was a writer-director of rare talent and Diane Keaton is capable of a lot more than being ditsy.*" -- Channel 4 Film* Posted May 24, 2003	Looking for Mr. Goodbar (1977)	79%
4/5	"A fascinating study of an era that now feels so remote, it might as well have occurred on another planet." -- Channel 4 Film Posted May 24, 2003	Wild Style (1982)	86%
4.5/5	"It's amongst British cinema's finest crime dramas." -- Channel 4 Film Posted May 24, 2003	Odd Man Out (1947)	100%
	"The least satisfying of Steve Martin's early movies." -- Channel 4 Film Posted May 24, 2003	The Lonely Guy (1984)	48%
	"*It's still entertaining, but New Jack City* now feels about as edgy as an old razor. And it's just as disposable.*" -- Channel 4 Film* Posted May 24, 2003	New Jack City (1991)	79%
5/5	"Shakespeare's finest hour on the big screen to date." -- Channel 4 Film Posted May 24, 2003	Henry V (1944)	100%
4.5/5	"Although it's well-handled by Attenborough and features decent supporting turns from Ann-Margret and Ed Lauter, the key source of Magic's terror is the fact that ventriloquists' dummies are and always will be disturbing." -- Channel 4 Film Posted May 24, 2003	Magic (1978)	82%

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