ROTTEN TOMATOES: Andrew Pulver

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4/5	"A tightly wound, slickly plotted spy comedy." -- Guardian [UK] Posted Aug 28, 2008	Burn After Reading (2008)	n/a
3/5	"Unsuprisingly, Robinson never really gets anywhere either, but her film at least gives a convincing flavour of the time." -- Guardian [UK] Posted Aug 15, 2008	A Walk Into the Sea: Danny Williams and the Warhol Factory (2007)	76%
3/5	"Few film-makers would try anything so definitively personal; Weber doesn't always get away with it, but what emerges here is always interesting. And nicely shot, too." -- Guardian [UK] Posted Aug 1, 2008	A Letter to True (2004)	52%
4/5	"It's the beautifully chiselled dialogue -- counterpointed by near-static camerawork and a nicely mannered acting style -- that remains the chief attraction." -- Guardian [UK] Posted Jul 18, 2008	Metropolitan (1990)	92%
3/5	"With no attempt made to even explain the basic rules of Go, this is essentially a study of forehead-kneading concentration, of how to shut out even the most tempestuous of world events." -- Guardian [UK] Posted Mar 28, 2008	The Go Master (2006)	69%
3/5	"Despite the unremitting focus on the claustrophobia of outpost life, it's hard to ignore the by-now hoary tropes of the war movie with which Cedar litters his screenplay." -- Guardian [UK] Posted Mar 28, 2008	Beaufort (2008)	88%
4/5	"If you like your dialogue hardboiled, your lighting shadowy, and your femmes fatales preposterously evil, then look no further: Billy Wilder's 1944 adaptation of James M Cain's insurance-scam novella." -- Guardian [UK] Posted Feb 11, 2008	Double Indemnity (1944)	97%
3/5	"A documentary examining the Miami drug wars of the early 1980s in exhaustive - and occasionally nauseating - detail." -- Posted Nov 23, 2007	Cocaine Cowboys (2006)	69%
3/5	"It's pretty amusing stuff - though it could have been a lot funnier if they had resisted the temptation to shoehorn in quite so many plot twists." -- Guardian [UK] Posted Nov 16, 2007	Weirdsville (2007)	56%
3/5	"A feature-film condensation of last year's blockbusting BBC nature series Planet Earth - but, in a somewhat spineless move, it has been shorn of David Attenborough's breathy tones and given instead those of Patrick Stewart." -- Guardian [UK] Posted Nov 16, 2007	Earth (2007)	100%
	"Dialogue is minimal and events, such as they are, are propelled by a whimsicality characteristic of its era." -- Guardian [UK] Posted Nov 12, 2007	Celine and Julie Go Boating (1976)	95%
3/5	"A gentle, unpretentious comedy that posits a why-can't-we-just-get-along approach to the Arab-Israeli conflict." -- Guardian [UK] Posted Nov 9, 2007	The Band's Visit (2007)	98%
3/5	"McGowan is a suitably slinky presence as the lead avenger with a machine gun for a leg; blood and pus regularly fill the screen as Rodriguez lets rip with gleeful abandon." -- Guardian [UK] Posted Nov 9, 2007	Planet Terror (2007)	77%
4/5	"It's slick, efficient, tough-nosed film-making, enmeshing our hapless hero more and more tightly in its narrative coils. Only a matter of time, surely, before Michael Douglas shows up in the remake." -- Guardian [UK] Posted Sep 14, 2007	The Serpent (2006)	85%
4/5	"This trip rapidly becomes more about how they interact rather than their gravity defying ball." -- Guardian [UK] Posted Sep 14, 2007	In the Hands of the Gods (2007)	85%
4/5	"It won the best first film award at Cannes; somehow, it doesn't seem quite substantial enough to justify that accolade." -- Guardian [UK] Posted Aug 17, 2007	12:08 East of Bucharest (2007)	95%
3/5	"[An] expertly assembled and engrossing documentary." -- Guardian [UK] Posted Jul 14, 2007	Deep Water (2007)	96%
3/5	"An intricate, intelligent, and very watchable thriller." -- Guardian [UK] Posted Jun 16, 2007	Tell No One (2008)	91%
3/5	"There's an undeniable rock-nerd edge here, as one talking head after another showers praise on the man." -- Guardian [UK] Posted Apr 27, 2007	Scott Walker: 30th Century Man (2006)	92%
5/5	"This film is a masterpiece." -- Guardian [UK] Posted Apr 20, 2007	Distant Voices, Still Lives (1988)	85%
3/5	"Dunne [Gosling] is an enjoyable and impressive creation, justifiably recognised with an Oscar nomination for Gosling earlier this year." -- Guardian [UK] Posted Apr 20, 2007	Half Nelson (2006)	91%
3/5	"One things for sure, they certainly don't make 'em like this any more. Nor, I suspect, would anyone want them to." -- Guardian [UK] Posted Apr 7, 2007	El Topo (1970)	74%
3/5	"A sympathetic, subtly observed account of Israeli girl soldiers." -- Guardian [UK] Posted Apr 7, 2007	Close to Home (2007)	67%
3/5	"This is a solidly impressive kids' sci-fi." -- Guardian [UK] Posted Mar 31, 2007	The Last Mimzy (2007)	53%
3/5	"Every frame, you feel, is freighted with the tension imposed by the never-appearing white folks. It was, however, laudable in its desire to showcase the talents of African-American performers who were denied opportunities in Hollywood." -- Guardian [UK] Posted Feb 10, 2007	Carmen Jones (1954)	75%
3/5	"Affecting, if rather esoteric." -- Guardian [UK] Posted Feb 9, 2007	My Name Is Albert Ayler (2007)	94%
3/5	"It's hard to go wrong with a cute liddle piggy." -- Guardian [UK] Posted Feb 9, 2007	Charlotte's Web (2006)	78%
2/5	"There's zero chemistry between the leads; for all their passionate declarations of love, you never believe they've even spoken to each other before the cameras start turning over." -- Guardian [UK] Posted Nov 25, 2006	Something New (2006)	61%
4/5	"*One of The Asphalt Jungle's strengths is that the crims seem about as thick as you suspect they would be in real life: no Cruise or Clooney-style braniac super-athletes here." -- Guardian [UK]* Posted Nov 4, 2006	The Asphalt Jungle (1950)	96%
4/5	"*An impressively creepy adaptation of Henry James' The Turn of the Screw." -- Guardian [UK]* Posted Jun 3, 2006	The Innocents (1961)	95%
5/5	"A work of moving ideological commitment as well as beautifully detailed orchestration." -- Guardian [UK] Posted Mar 18, 2006	Army of Shadows (1969)	97%
4/5	"There's no denying that it's pretty vicious humour, and pretty puerile too, but like previously successful purveyors of such past-the-U-bend comedy, its fresh-faced enthusiasm makes it invulnerable to... tired accusations." -- Guardian [UK] Posted Mar 25, 2003	Jackass: The Movie (2002)	49%
4/5	"Here is a documentary that should be mandatory viewing for anyone interested in globalisation that, war or no war, remains one of the most contentious issues of our times." -- Guardian [UK] Posted Mar 25, 2003	Life and Debt (2001)	90%

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