ROTTEN TOMATOES: David Bartholomew

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	" Unfortunately--no offense, now--this is mainly a case of the Old Couple, given the mediocre direction of Howard Deutch and, mostly, the surprisingly bland script by Neil Simon." Posted Sep 9, 2002	The Odd Couple II (1997)	23%
	" Not much of the humor works at all, and there aren't many sparks generated by the putative, last-reel lovers Wheeler-Nicholson and McCaffrey." Posted Sep 9, 2002	Nick and Jane (1997)	n/a
	" Turns into the narrowest of unsatisfying melodramas." Posted Jun 19, 2001	The Keeper (1996)	17%
	" Gains little visually from big-screen exposure." Posted Jan 1, 2000	Ayn Rand: A Sense of Life (1997)	60%
	" Not only do we not care about Bean, we want him to just go away and not bother us anymore." Posted Jan 1, 2000	Bean (1997)	36%
	" The writers have sausaged the story (really just a situation) into simple and simplistic sitcom formula, which delivers some laughs." Posted Jan 1, 2000	Dr. Dolittle (1998)	44%
	" If this movie were a sandwich, it'd be ham on white bread." Posted Jan 1, 2000	Great Expectations (1998)	38%
	" Species II may be notable only in that it is an extreme, sadly robust example of the troubling trend of modern horror films to give sex a bad name." Posted Jan 1, 2000	Species 2 (1998)	10%
	" It suffers, too, from what plagues the big, brawny action engines: The mechanics of the generic thrills and spills override the logic of the narrative." Posted Jan 1, 2000	U.S. Marshals (1998)	24%
	" The problem here is pretty much everything." Posted Jan 1, 2000	What Dreams May Come (1998)	55%

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