ROTTEN TOMATOES: Lewis Whittington

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	" The True Story of Antonin Artaud - a stupefying array of talking heads" Posted Feb 28, 2006	My Life and Times With Antonin Artaud (1995)	67%
	" A rare film that actually has something interesting to say about the creative process" Posted Feb 9, 2006	Artaud (1993)	n/a
	" Searing visual power that draws viewers into threatening territory physically, politically and psychologically" Posted Jan 28, 2006	La Bataille Du Rail (1946)	n/a
	" 'Ice Men' engages, but ultimately is too sketchy for a meaty character study and the dialogue too hedging for any O�Neilean verity." Posted Oct 31, 2005	Ice Men (2005)	n/a
	" Quiet, thought-provoking...Robinson's portrait is joyously dignified, poetic and earthy." Posted Jun 14, 2005	Brother to Brother (2004)	76%
	" Wisely frames the history of the musical in the broader social context that reflected and, in some instances, even defined America" Posted Oct 17, 2004	Broadway: The American Musical (2004)	n/a
	" What comes through glowingly...is Kushner�s poetic dialogue and Nichols evokes strong performances all the way around." Posted Jan 25, 2004	Angels in America (2003)	82%
	" A nonstop visual and aural masterpiece" Posted Aug 28, 2003	The Chess Player (1927)	n/a
	" The Final Season - rebounding from the slump of formulaic sit-com storylines of last season" Posted Jul 10, 2003	Sex and the City: The Complete First Season (1998)	83%
	" The league of misfits and malcontents are less pitiable than ruthless, idiotic and totally addictive." Posted Jul 7, 2003	League of Gentlemen - The Complete Series 1 (1999)	n/a
	" The ghoulish musings are endless and, when the gallows humor starts to fly, tasteless as well." Posted Jun 26, 2003	Dead Like Me - The Complete First Season (2003)	n/a

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