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2/4	" The Express eventually reaches its triumph-of-the-human-spirit climax, but it yanks too hard on the heart strings during the long journey there." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Oct 9, 2008	The Express (2008)	65%
2.5/4	" Trouble the Water is choppy, overly long and at times almost indecipherable, but it's indelible." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Oct 2, 2008	Trouble the Water (2008)	97%
1/4	" A slow procession of degradation and suffering, Hounddog is like a tall glass of bitter iced tea." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Sep 25, 2008	Hounddog (2008)	16%
2.5/4	" This is a two-hankie weeper that doesn't really earn its tears. But it's a sweet little movie nonetheless." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Sep 11, 2008	Greetings from the Shore (2008)	63%
1/4	" Bankgok Ridiculous is more like it." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Sep 8, 2008	Bangkok Dangerous (2008)	10%
2/4	" Death Race is a cinematic dreadnought: imposing on the surface, hollow at its core." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Aug 21, 2008	Death Race (2008)	43%
2/4	" All that's missing is the spirit and the anarchic humor of the sitcom created by Mel Brooks and Buck Henry. The result is an overdressed, carefully stitched scarecrow of a comedy." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Jun 19, 2008	Get Smart (2008)	52%
3/4	" Most fantasy-action films blow their budgets in the first half-hour, and limp home with their makeup smeared. Doomsday is unusually patient, smartly saving most of its fireworks for the later innings." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Mar 18, 2008	Doomsday (2008)	48%
1/4	" The whole project is a cloying, artificial mess. The slapstick comedy doesn't bite, and the formulaic sentimentality doesn't grip. This is strictly phi beta crappa." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Mar 7, 2008	College Road Trip (2008)	13%
No Rating	Click here to read article -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Oct 6, 2007	Teen Titans: The Complete Seasons 1-4 ()	n/a
1.5/4	" There are better action scenes in marionette shows." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Jan 4, 2007	Code Name: The Cleaner (2007)	4%
2.5/4	" D�j� Vu is well worth seeing for its visual brio, particularly the boom-crash opera of the ferry explosion, and a chase scene in which Washington is dodging downtown traffic on two temporal planes simultaneously." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Nov 22, 2006	Deja Vu (2006)	57%
1/4	" ... a mirthless comedy with Danny DeVito and Matthew Broderick as warring neighbors, can be described as whatever is the opposite of a Christmas classic." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Nov 21, 2006	Deck the Halls (2006)	6%
1.5/4	" This really isn't a comedy. It's more of a woolly spoof, stretched out to criminal lengths." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Nov 20, 2006	Let's Go to Prison (2006)	8%
1.5/4	" Employee of the Month is a comedy as vacuous and tacky as the discount big-lot stores it imagines it is spoofing." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Oct 5, 2006	Employee of the Month (2006)	21%
2.5/4	" You have to marvel at the way these guys keep coming up with ingenious ways to hurt themselves." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Sep 22, 2006	Jackass: Number Two (2006)	61%
0.5/4	" Sitting through this film is like spending the night in that sleazy bar you swore you'd never go in, not even to use the bathroom." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Sep 19, 2006	Beer League (2006)	29%
2.5/4	" The Covenant has excellent special effects (spiders and specters, oh my!), but it is strikingly lacking in suspense." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Sep 10, 2006	The Covenant (2006)	3%
1/4	" A lot of Crossover's manifest failings could be forgiven if the on-court action was thrilling. But Space Jam had better basketball scenes. For that matter, so did Dr. J's The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Sep 1, 2006	Crossover (2006)	2%
2/4	" *At the end, the crowd applauded to signify their ironic appreciation for the imperishable pleasures of trash culture. Unfortunately, with Snakes on a Plane, there isn't much of a joke to be in on." -- Philadelphia Inquirer* Posted Aug 18, 2006	Snakes on a Plane (2006)	70%
2/4	" A strident and shocking jumble." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Jul 20, 2006	Shadowboxer (2006)	20%
2/4	" A very talky and curiously uninvolving film." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Jul 13, 2006	A Scanner Darkly (2006)	67%
2.5/4	" *At least in spurts, Little Man* provides some big laughs.*" -- Philadelphia Inquirer* Posted Jul 13, 2006	Little Man (2006)	13%
	" OK, they squeezed one more lap out of this franchise. It's been a fun ride, but it's time to shut things down. If you get my drift." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Jun 16, 2006	The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift (2006)	34%
3/4	" No one enjoys the free festivities more than Chappelle, who wanders through the film like a kid on Christmas morning. A very funny kid." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Mar 3, 2006	Dave Chappelle's Block Party (2006)	92%
2/4	" All we can say is: Death be not proud. If you have to work this hard to take down these dim-witted kids, you don't deserve to be a cosmic force." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Feb 9, 2006	Final Destination 3 (2006)	45%
2.5/4	" A monster chiller sequel that is visually spectacular but rather overburdened with story." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Jan 26, 2006	Underworld: Evolution (2006)	14%
2.5/4	" BMH2 is a harmless, genial outing, a comedy that is amusing without ever rising to the level of funny." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Jan 26, 2006	Big Momma's House 2 (2006)	5%
2/4	" *Viewed as a re-creation of a watershed moment, Glory Road* is sturdy, efficient, perhaps even worthy. Taken as cinema, however, it falls far short of inspiring.*" -- Philadelphia Inquirer* Posted Jan 12, 2006	Glory Road (2006)	56%
2/4	" Remarkably redundant." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Dec 21, 2005	Fun with Dick and Jane (2005)	29%
1/4	" [A] dark, violent, nerve-wracking, trigger-giddy waste of time." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Dec 6, 2005	Doom (2005)	20%
1/4	" We know it's the future because everyone has the most ridiculous hairdos." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Dec 5, 2005	Aeon Flux (2005)	11%
2.5/4	" *Thanks to director Roger Kumble's breathless pacing, Just Friends* manages to outrun most of its flaws.*" -- Philadelphia Inquirer* Posted Nov 23, 2005	Just Friends (2005)	43%
1/4	" This is entertainment?" -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Oct 27, 2005	Saw II (2005)	36%
2/4	" One of the astronauts describes his excitement during the lunar mission as 'like a kid playing in a sandbox.' Unfortunately, that could also sum up the film's visual content." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Sep 23, 2005	Magnificent Desolation: Walking on the Moon 3D (2005)	88%
1/4	" As unconvincing and unrealistic as one of those ridiculous made-for-cable 'horror' films on USA Network, the kind starring Tom Wopat or Timothy Busfield." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Sep 15, 2005	Venom (2005)	10%
1.5/4	" *If Stealth* were a recruitment film for aircraft-carrier duty, one would be tempted to say, 'Mission accomplished.' As a feature film, it's a washout.*" -- Philadelphia Inquirer* Posted Jul 28, 2005	Stealth (2005)	13%
2/4	" There is no anchor to this madness. The authorities are just as psychotic and sadistic as the villains. Everyone on TV is a polyester buffoon." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Jul 21, 2005	The Devil's Rejects (2005)	55%
2/4	" Heights manages to make the lives of all these beautiful people seem quite tedious. Despite their accomplishments, the only thing they seem suited for is hailing cabs." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Jul 7, 2005	Heights (2005)	65%
3/4	" After a 20-year hiatus, George A. Romero, who practically invented his own creepy cinematic genre with 1968's Dawn of the Living Dead and its sequels, returns with his most ingenious and ambitious zombie film yet." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Jun 23, 2005	George A. Romero's Land of the Dead (2005)	75%
2.5/4	" *This remake is about half of a very likable film. But in movies (as in auto races) it isn't how you start, it's how you finish. And Herbie* should have kept something in the tank for the late going.*" -- Philadelphia Inquirer* Posted Jun 22, 2005	Herbie: Fully Loaded (2005)	41%
1/4	" Not only an insult to the original, it should be shown at film schools as proof of how pointless a movie can be." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Jun 9, 2005	Honeymooners (2005)	14%
2/4	" *Picture Of Mice and Men* remade for the smash-mouth set and you have Unleashed.*" -- Philadelphia Inquirer* Posted May 12, 2005	Unleashed (2005)	66%
2.5/4	" House of Wax is a sturdy and cohesive representative of what tends to be a flimsy and tawdry B-movie genre." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted May 5, 2005	House of Wax (2005)	25%
1.5/4	" *There is a funny movie to be made from the outrageous egos and excesses of rap music. Death of a Dynasty* is not that movie.*" -- Philadelphia Inquirer* Posted Apr 28, 2005	Death Of A Dynasty (2005)	50%
	" The plot swings between pathetically implausible and aggressively stupid." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Apr 28, 2005	XXX: State of the Union (2005)	16%
2/4	" Despite Andrew Douglas' tightly focused direction, this is a cheap, calculated scare." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Apr 14, 2005	The Amityville Horror (2005)	24%
1/4	" *Dash can't decide whether he's making New Jack City* or Friday.*" -- Philadelphia Inquirer* Posted Apr 14, 2005	State Property 2 (2005)	14%
3/4	" The experience is so immediate and immersive that you actually feel as if you are swimming with the krill." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Apr 1, 2005	Aliens of the Deep (2005)	82%
1/4	" If ever a movie deserved to go directly to DVD, it's this dreary horror treatment." -- Philadelphia Inquirer Posted Mar 24, 2005	Malevolence (2004)	35%

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