ROTTEN TOMATOES: Aaron Hillis

LISTING OF ALL REVIEWS & ARTICLES

A SAMPLING OF THIS CRITIC'S CINEMATIC TASTE

BEST TO WORST SAMPLING
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4/4	Girlhood
3.5/4	Carnage
3/4	Man on the Train
2.5/4	Together
2/4	Johnny English
1.5/4	Bulletproof Monk
1/4	Man on Fire

BEST REVIEWED
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4/4	The New World
4/4	George A. Romero's Land of the Dead
4/4	Spider-Man 2
4/4	Girlhood
	more...

WORST REVIEWED
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1/4	The Bucket List
1/4	Martian Child
1/4	Mr. Woodcock
1/4	I Now Pronounce You Chuck And Larry
1/4	Hostel: Part II
1/4	Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo
1/4	Fantastic Four
1/4	House of Wax
1/4	Elektra
1/4	White Noise
	more...

This critic agrees with the Tomatometer 78% of the time.

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	"Sandhya Suri strikes humanist gold in her feature-filmmaking debut." -- L.A. Weekly Posted May 8, 2008	I for India (2007)	100%
	"Unlike the frustrating gimmickry of Mike Figgis's Timecode and Hotel, McDonald's bedazzling multi-frame experiment poeticizes and enhances an otherwise slender story (forgivable at only 77 minutes long)..." -- Village Voice Posted May 7, 2008	The Tracey Fragments (2008)	38%
	"Provocative and quietly mesmerizing... Gianvito's vital memorial of memorials could and should be dissected at length shot by shot..." -- Premiere Magazine Posted May 5, 2008	Profit Motive and the Whispering Wind (2008)	n/a
	"Beautifully creepy... Less concerned with gags than nimble storytelling and wide-screen aesthetics (every brooding corner of the frame is blotted in monochromatic noir hues), Plympton mines elegance from the utterly gonzo." -- Village Voice Posted May 5, 2008	Idiots and Angels (2008)	n/a
	"Warmly magical... Building to a tender Big Night-like feast where the gang's all here, suspense is as thick and exciting as communal joy, and a single sexy surprise proves one of the greatest moments in film this year..." -- Premiere Magazine Posted Apr 28, 2008	La Graine et le Mulet (2007)	100%
	"*Ingeniously madcap and heartfelt... more than just a whimsical curiosity, My Winnipeg* takes an extraordinary leap forward...*" -- Village Voice* Posted Apr 26, 2008	My Winnipeg (2008)	88%
	"Exhilarating... a crowd-pleaser in such witty, poetic ways that even an art-house curmudgeon couldn't deny its tidy vigor." -- Village Voice Posted Apr 26, 2008	Man On Wire (2008)	100%
	"*A public-access ugly, unintelligible, inconsequential adaptation of [Melvin Van Peebles'] quarter-century-old Broadway show, Waltz of the Stork..." -- Village Voice* Posted Apr 23, 2008	Confessionsofa Ex-Doofus-ItchyFooted Mutha (2008)	n/a
	"First Saturday isn't exactly a winner, but it places." -- Village Voice Posted Apr 16, 2008	The First Saturday in May (2008)	72%
	"Williams's multi-thread portrait is fascinating only as a scattershot, time-capsule sampling of those whose lives were defined by the Tiananmen Square protests." -- Village Voice Posted Apr 8, 2008	Young & Restless in China (2008)	73%
	"*Unlike Diary, the drama here is buoyant enough to handle the contrast of its too-silly slapstick." -- Village Voice* Posted Mar 25, 2008	Tyler Perry's Meet the Browns (2008)	30%
	"*One might appreciate Anthology's all-new print -- with its epic sets and costumes, slumming icons, and unfocused meta-ambitions -- as the queer precursor to Southland Tales." -- Village Voice* Posted Mar 23, 2008	Myra Breckinridge (1970)	25%
	"It's surprising the film doesn't feature lesbians jumping on trampolines." -- Village Voice Posted Mar 18, 2008	The Hammer (2008)	74%
	"The doc is sobering, straightforward, and a bit drab, but to the participants' credit, it's also an entirely nonpartisan endeavor." -- Village Voice Posted Mar 11, 2008	War Made Easy: How Presidents and Pundits Keep Spinning Us to Death (2008)	88%
	"*A magical must-see and a loving tribute to Albert Lamorrisse's 1956 children's classic The Red Balloon..." -- Village Voice* Posted Mar 5, 2008	The Flight of the Red Balloon (2008)	80%
	"This rarity in cinema -- a graying cast in a female-bonding adventure -- couldn't be more dull-humored or predictably maudlin without just calling itself The Bucket List 2." -- Village Voice Posted Feb 27, 2008	Bonneville (2006)	43%
	"[David] Novack's...inability to tell a compelling story makes it difficult for us to summon outrage." -- Village Voice Posted Feb 27, 2008	Burning the Future: Coal in America (2008)	89%
	"Fastidiously researched, dubiously suspenseful character portrait is unable to salvage a lick of hindsight from the tragedy beyond "murderous narcissists are people too."" -- L.A. Weekly Posted Feb 15, 2008	The Killing of John Lennon (2008)	37%
	"No snob to low-brow ridiculousness when it's actually unexpected, I'll admit to being amused exactly once." -- Village Voice Posted Feb 5, 2008	Strange Wilderness (2008)	0%
	"This beautifully daffy road-movie musical is as inspired, whimsical, and commercially unconcerned as its protagonist." -- Village Voice Posted Jan 29, 2008	Build a Ship, Sail to Sadness (2007)	60%
	"I'm moving to Europe." -- Village Voice Posted Jan 29, 2008	Meet the Spartans (2008)	2%
	"It's easy to see how this military adventure has become a cult favorite, with its oddball wit and an elegant simplicity to what was likely underfunded stunt work." -- Village Voice Posted Jan 24, 2008	White Sun of the Desert (1969)	n/a
	"Sumptuous, haunting, and unusually tender... a nakedly psychological "in" to [Bergman's] earliest artistic impulses; nothing else in his oeuvre addresses so directly his childhood escapes into fantasy as the by-product of a harsh Lutheran upbringing." -- Village Voice Posted Jan 8, 2008	Fanny and Alexander (1982)	100%
	"More ethnologically remarkable than particularly well-made." -- Village Voice Posted Jan 8, 2008	The Bet Collector (2006)	n/a
	"Who is the audience here, besides depraved Beatles completists?" -- Village Voice Posted Jan 2, 2008	The Killing of John Lennon (2008)	37%
2.5/4	"Since mainstream American horror's devolution... you have to tip your hat whenever an import attempts to maintain suspense and atmosphere instead, even when said import is an obvious retread." -- Premiere Magazine Posted Dec 28, 2007	The Orphanage (2007)	85%
1/4	"This terminally ill, terminally awful dramedy marks a sad cinematic milestone: The Bucket List is the first film in history to feature a truly wretched Nicholson performance -- and we're not talking about the character he plays." -- Premiere Magazine Posted Dec 23, 2007	The Bucket List (2007)	40%
	"*Eye-popping as The District!* is, the overarching geopolitical satire is a haphazardly lobbed grenade too dim-witted to be explosive.*" -- Village Voice* Posted Dec 18, 2007	The District (2007)	88%
	"An avalanche-in-progress aside, there's no hook for the audience, who would probably have more fun getting drunk in the lodge." -- Village Voice Posted Dec 18, 2007	Steep (2007)	55%
	"Writer-director Bahman Ghobadi's picturesque road trip is less about preserving a musical heritage than accepting one's fate, a mythic trek that's both heartrending and boisterous -- often as hauntingly absurdist as a Kusturica carnival." -- Village Voice Posted Dec 11, 2007	Half Moon: A Musician's Last Journey (2007)	100%
	"Look isn't processing, critiquing, or even warning; in the end, it's just recording." -- Village Voice Posted Dec 11, 2007	Look (2007)	61%
	"Yu's rousing, difficult-to-classify exercise in parallel storytelling is surprisingly accessible, and all the more insightful for it." -- Village Voice Posted Nov 27, 2007	Protagonist (2007)	83%
	"Badland practically begs 'For Your Consideration' without the substance to justify its awards-season epic length." -- Village Voice Posted Nov 27, 2007	Badland (2007)	20%
	"The cast has spirit, but the dialogue and situations are phonier than the Yule log on TV." -- Village Voice Posted Nov 20, 2007	This Christmas (2007)	53%
	"*It's frustrating that Midnight Eagle* is more concerned with puffed-up nationalist pride than logic. How did five characters' paths all converge at the exact same minute anyway?*" -- Village Voice* Posted Nov 20, 2007	Midnight Eagle (2007)	25%
	"Warm and hilarious... the bittersweet milestones play like a Spalding Gray monologue loosened up with a few shots of tequila." -- L.A. Weekly Posted Nov 13, 2007	Life of Reilly (2007)	100%
	"November seems late enough to call this one of the richest documentaries of the year." -- Village Voice Posted Nov 13, 2007	I for India (2007)	100%
	"Collin's melancholy, beautiful feature debut does more than just chronicle this undervalued musician; it brings Ayler and his message of spiritual unity back to life." -- Village Voice Posted Nov 7, 2007	My Name Is Albert Ayler (2007)	94%
1/4	"It's a bit creepy, since [Dennis's] "quirks" are an unaddressed cry for help in this generic tonal mess that switches to light rom-com mode whenever any of its complicated-fatherhood drama starts to get too realistically sobering." -- Premiere Magazine Posted Nov 2, 2007	Martian Child (2007)	29%
	"Stewart is his own star, a would-be Speedo model and whoa-dude narrator whose droning reflections get in the way of his stunning underwater cinematography." -- Village Voice Posted Oct 30, 2007	Sharkwater (2007)	80%
	"Hopkins claims it's a comedy, and perhaps John Turturro's live-action cartoon of a mogul producer suggests so, but what does it all mean? That art can be just as shallow as Hollywood?" -- Village Voice Posted Oct 23, 2007	Slipstream (2007)	24%
	"Funnier on paper than in reality, this self-impressed film has the stop-and-go pace of a student driver." -- Village Voice Posted Oct 16, 2007	The Beach Party at the Threshold of Hell (2006)	60%
	"There's some nifty soft-focus cinematography and fine performances, but otherwise, not much to resonate on this side of the pond." -- Village Voice Posted Oct 16, 2007	Out of the Blue (2007)	71%
	"Greco's sincerity is so palpable that the frequent uplift feels deserved, but with just-passable filmmaking and the demeaning score, Canvas falls somewhere between powerful indie and made-for-TV diversion." -- Village Voice Posted Oct 9, 2007	Canvas (2007)	75%
	"Just because [director Hill] had access to countless postproduction digital effects doesn't mean he should've used them all." -- L.A. Weekly Posted Oct 5, 2007	The Man Who Souled the World (2007)	n/a
	"The film plays like the work of a fifth-generation Chinese hack faking a lavish Hollywood saga on an indie budget." -- Village Voice Posted Sep 25, 2007	Beauty Remains (2007)	50%
	"Tastelessly hyper-stylized..." -- Village Voice Posted Sep 25, 2007	My Name Is Alan and I Paint Pictures (2007)	n/a
3.5/4	"A richly drawn, ambitious character piece both socially relevant and genuinely suspenseful... This is filmmaking both gorgeous and deeply unsettling." -- Premiere Magazine Posted Sep 21, 2007	The Last Winter (2007)	78%
1/4	"[Sarandon is] somehow the only star who doesn't end up looking like an overpaid idiot working miles beneath her abilities. And that's a pretty cutting thing to say when you figure in Scott's standard fratboy follies." -- Premiere Magazine Posted Sep 16, 2007	Mr. Woodcock (2007)	13%

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