ROTTEN TOMATOES: Bryant Frazer

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A	"*Talk about body horror: combining social melodrama, character study, and hair-raising thriller, 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days* is a riveting ordeal in three parts.*" -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus* Posted Jan 25, 2008	4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days (2008)	96%
A	"Has the force and power of scripture." -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Dec 21, 2007	There Will Be Blood (2007)	92%
A	"Dramatizing a very unexpected story of the gulf between adequacy and excellence may be the most difficult narrative trick of all." -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Jun 29, 2007	Ratatouille (2007)	95%
A	"A terrific little film about afterhours industry, tenderfoot genius and, of course, the evil in men's souls." -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Oct 7, 2004	Primer (2004)	72%
A	"It isn�t simply an anti-U.S. message, or even a rumination on how much it sucks to be human. Rather, it urges humane treatment of others." -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Mar 22, 2004	Dogville (2003)	71%
A	"To call this film inventive is to grossly understate its accomplishment." -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted May 7, 2003	Spirited Away (2002)	97%
A	"A nearly perfect film, and at this writing (December 17) it looks to me like the best of the year." -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Feb 7, 2001	Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (1999)	97%
A	Click here to read article -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Jan 1, 2000	Happiness (1998)	83%
A	"If the critics overrate this one, it's only because it looks so damned good in contrast to the rest of what's out there." -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Jan 1, 2000	L.A. Confidential (1997)	99%
A	"Egoyan jumps backward and forward in the narrative with a clever deliberacy that reveals bits and pieces of literal and metaphorical relationships all in their own time." -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Sweet Hereafter (1997)	100%
A	"Kundun is a luminous, meditative work that dissolves from moment to moment with the aplomb of an epic poem." -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Jan 1, 2000	Kundun (1997)	75%
A	Click here to read article -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Jan 1, 2000	Fast, Cheap, & Out of Control (1997)	93%
A	Click here to read article -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Jan 1, 2000	Secrets & Lies (1996)	94%
A	Click here to read article -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Jan 1, 2000	Breaking the Waves (1996)	85%
A	Click here to read article -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Jan 1, 2000	Unzipped (1995)	73%
A	"Because the movie believes in its mission, the climax is likely to resonate in your head for hours, perhaps days after viewing." -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Jan 1, 2000	Seven (1995)	84%
A	"Sheer delight, exhilarating and breathtaking." -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Jan 1, 2000	Toy Story (1995)	100%
A	"*Samuel L. Jackson is the beating heart of Pulp Fiction, and his performance alone would make this well worth your while." -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus* Posted Jan 24, 2002	Pulp Fiction (1994)	96%
A+	"The film's structure demands rational and beautiful segues from the real world into fantasia, a ballet of sensibilities that Jackson pulls off without a misstep." -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Jan 1, 2000	Heavenly Creatures (1994)	95%
A	"They don't make movies like this anymore." -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Jan 1, 2000	Red (1994)	100%
A	Click here to read article -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Jan 1, 2000	Exotica (1994)	96%
A	"It sounds very color- by- numbers, but the film is actually anything but." -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Jan 1, 2000	Blue (1993)	100%
A	"*Bookended as it is by Blue* and Red, the second film in Kieslowski's liberty/ equality/ fraternity trilogy is a welcome relief from the sometimes tragic sensibility of the other two films.*" -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus* Posted Jan 1, 2000	White (1993)	90%
A	"It could be written off as blithe New Age-ism, if it weren�t for Kieslowski�s near metaphysical sense for emotional storytelling." -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Double Life of Veronique (1991)	85%
A+	"*The universal appeal of Wings of Desire* has to do with the way that it addresses not merely angels above a divided city, but all of us struggling with the divided natures of our lives and our souls.*" -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus* Posted Jan 1, 2000	Wings of Desire (1987)	97%
A	"A deliciously gross horror movie for horror movie fans, director Stuart Gordon's tour de force adapts a series of H.P. Lovecraft stories into a creepy, disquieting comedy." -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Jan 1, 2000	Re-Animator (1985)	92%
A	Click here to read article -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Jan 1, 2000	Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense (1984)	96%
A	"A showcase for some of the most unforgettable special makeup effects work ever to see a movie screen." -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Jan 1, 2000	Videodrome (1983)	80%
A	"A ghost story whose subjects are the living and the dead, magic and imagination and the nature of God." -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Jul 15, 2004	Fanny and Alexander (1982)	100%
A	"It delivers a frightening, visionary look at a cold, inhuman future." -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Jan 1, 2000	Alien (1979)	97%
A+	"An unsettling and unforgettable snapshot of life among the zombies." -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Jan 1, 2000	Dawn of the Dead (1978)	97%
A+	"Responsible for jump-starting Jamie Lee Curtis�s career, this one so thoroughly and thoughtfully exploited American angst that it�s no wonder we had to sit through a slew of derivative slasher flicks for the better part of the next decade." -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Jan 1, 2000	Halloween (1978)	90%
A	"Has that marvelous capacity among motion pictures: it sneaks up on you." -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Mar 27, 2007	Killer of Sheep (1977)	97%
A	"*Tarkovsky's keen sense of spatial dynamics make Andrei Rublev* a film of unerring beauty, one that would be remembered as some kind of masterwork on the strength of its photography alone.*" -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus* Posted Jan 1, 2000	Andrei Rublev (1969)	93%
A	"Scary and exciting at the same time, establishing Lee Marvin as the original Terminator." -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Jul 30, 2003	Point Blank (1967)	95%
A	"It's a knockout." -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Jan 1, 2000	Branded to Kill (1967)	100%
A	"The very last scene poses a profound and beautiful question about movies, the art of storytelling, and Life Itself." -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Jan 1, 2000	Blow-Up (1966)	85%
A+	"This is a picture which demands, and rewards, repeated viewing." -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Jan 1, 2000	Persona (1966)	93%
A+	"*It's no exaggeration, finally, to say that La Jetee* may represent film's closest approach to poetry.*" -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus* Posted Jan 1, 2000	La Jet�e (1962)	90%
A	"The movie itself is puzzling and contradictory, a self-conscious work that seems only half-remembered even as it wills itself into being on the screen." -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Jan 1, 2000	Last Year at Marienbad (1961)	93%
A+	"This is the Hitchcock that sticks it to its audience in the most gleefully malicious ways." -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Jan 1, 2000	Psycho (1960)	98%
A	"Measured, methodical, and conceptually perverse." -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Jan 1, 2000	Peeping Tom (1960)	93%
A+	"A celebration of the grand tradition of filmmaking that was canny enough to know it was also the bell-ringer at the end of an era." -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Jan 1, 2000	Singin' in the Rain (1952)	100%
A+	"Nobody had ever made robbery look like such a cheap, gritty thrill or so completely accompliced the viewers." -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Jan 1, 2000	Gun Crazy (1949)	100%
A	"The accomplishment here is nearly otherwordly." -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Red Shoes (1948)	100%
A	"A splendid find -- part policier and part marital comedy, replete with that winking, twisting sexuality that the French have always done so well." -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Dec 12, 2002	Jenny Lamour (1947)	100%
A	"Jean Cocteau's frighteningly beautiful surrealist take on the classic story is a potent antidote if Disney's given you one swig too many of the sweet stuff." -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Jan 1, 2000	Beauty and the Beast (1946)	95%
A+	"*I can't think of a crime drama with a story that can match that can match the headlong intricacy of The Big Sleep." -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus* Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Big Sleep (1946)	95%
A	"*Single images in Le Corbeau* are freighted with a more accurate sense of malevolence and dread than can be mustered by the Lord of the Rings movies.*" -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus* Posted Aug 27, 2003	Le Corbeau (1943)	86%
A+	"The film may have been something of a manifesto for Sturges, whose own specialty was smart, meaningful pictures, naturally -- the ones that make people laugh." -- Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus Posted Jan 1, 2000	Sullivan's Travels (1941)	100%

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