ROTTEN TOMATOES: Tim Appelo

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5/5	"*The most impressive debut at Sundance was Noah Baumbach's wickedly, heartbreakingly funny divorce drama, The Squid and the Whale. A time-capsule keeper." -- Seattle Weekly* Posted Mar 9, 2005	The Squid and the Whale (2005)	94%
5/5	"Sembene nails down an entire society in a series of immortally ordinary moments worthy of Satyajit Ray, with the regular-guy (or gal!) heroism of Howard Hawks. " -- Seattle Weekly Posted Mar 9, 2005	Moolaade (2004)	99%
9.5/10	"*If the Academy has any brains, heart, and balls, at least one Oscar will go to the quietly brilliant Junebug." -- Seattle Weekly* Posted Aug 10, 2005	Junebug (2005)	87%
9/10	"Nick Park is Tim Burton's opposite: his storytelling is smooth, his visual technique jerky. Go for the guy who can tell a story, as Burton has failed to do for 11 years now." -- Seattle Weekly Posted Oct 4, 2005	Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit (2005)	96%
9/10	"*Alche's crooked grin is as gleeful as the nose-wriggling enchantress in Bewitched. The elliptically implicit ending reminds me of Purple Noon* minus the murder.*" -- Seattle Weekly* Posted Jun 22, 2005	The Holy Girl (2005)	77%
4.5/5	"*Thank God for Being Julia, an Oscar-worthy comeback role that may just save one of our most gifted actresses from a life of way too much leisure." -- Seattle Weekly* Posted Mar 9, 2005	Being Julia (2004)	76%

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