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Tomato 3.5/4	Q - The Winged Serpent (1983)	"Larry Cohen once again proves himself to be among the most creative, original, and intelligent American horror film directors in this bizarre masterwork."
Tomato 3/4	Quai des Orf�vres (1947)	"While the story is thin, Clouzot uses his immense skills to raise the picture above the standard for the genre."
Splat 2.5/4	Quality of Life (2004)	"While Burnam and Garrison imbue their characters with authentic-feeling frustration and anger, they never succeed in making them especially interesting; it's hard to care in any serious way what becomes of either."	Maitland McDonagh
Splat 1.5/4	Quality Street (1937)	"The excellent costumes and photography, and a superb rendering of gardens in London are far better than the story or the acting."
Tomato 3/4	Quantum Hoops (2007)	"The combination of David Duchovny's wry narration and the genuine charm of Greenwald's subjects is pretty tough to resist."	Maitland McDonagh
Tomato 3/4	Quarantine (2008)	"Claustrophobic, jittery at times, and electric in pace, Quarantine is a stripped-down bloody thrill ride that -- while certainly not catering to everyone's tastes -- should satisfy gore-hounds looking to step up their theatrical horror cuisine."	Jeremy Wheeler
Tomato 3.5/4	Quatermass and the Pit (1967)	"The third and best of the Quatermass films."
Tomato 2.5/4	The Quatermass Conclusion (1979)	"It works within its limitations."
Tomato 3/4	The Quatermass Experiment (1955)	"This film featuring the super-scientist Quatermass was Hammer's first international hit and moved the studio to do films in the sci-fi and horror genres."
Tomato 3.5/4	Quatermass II (1957)	"This is one of the best science-fiction films ever to come from Britain."
Tomato 3.5/4	The Queen (2006)	"Dryly funny and unexpectedly poignant, Stephen Frears' restrained comedy of manners weaves together decorous gossip and a fascinating look beneath the facade of pomp and ritual to capture Britain's royal family."	Maitland McDonagh
Tomato 5/5	Queen Christina (1933)	Click here to see the review.
Tomato 4/5	Queen of Hearts (1989)	Click here to see the review.
Splat 2/5	The Queen of the Damned (2002)	"... looks luscious but feels as though a whole lot of story got lost between the page and the screen."	Maitland McDonagh
Tomato 3/4	Queens (aka Reinas) (2006)	"For all its contrivances, the film is cheerfully rude and surprisingly generous to the mothers, most of whom find sizzling new romances at an age when their American counterparts are reduced to sexless dithering or played as humiliating punch lines."	Maitland McDonagh
Tomato 2/4	Querelle (1983)	"Because the film is an experiment, it often seems disjointed or incomprehensible, but more than anything it marks a radical turning point in narrative filmmaking."
Tomato 3/4	Quick Change (1990)	"After piquing our curiosity, Murray and Franklin skillfully let us in on the scheme and slowly reveal the nature of the three characters at the center of it."
Splat 2/4	The Quiet (2006)	"An unconvincing and uninvolving psychological thriller about the ugly reality festering behind the pristine fa�ade of a 'respectable' upper-middle class family."	Ken Fox
Tomato 4/5	The Quiet American (2002)	"Caine's performance as Fowler is simply outstanding."	Maitland McDonagh
Tomato 2.5/4	Quiet City (2007)	"Callow, self-centered, often infuriatingly inarticulate but filled with possibility; Katz and leads, who improvised much of their own dialogue, capture the contradictions with enough fragile charm that it's hard not to wish them well."	Maitland McDonagh
Tomato 5/5	The Quiet Man (1952)	"A passionate, full-blooded film."
Tomato 3/4	The Quiller Memorandum (1966)	"Pinter's spare screenplay gives George Segal some funny lines, but the fact that Segal doesn't engage in the usual Bondsmanship is welcome relief for audiences bored with one fantastic exploit after another and yearning for a more human look at spying."
Tomato 4/5	Quilombo (1984)	Click here to see the review.
Tomato 4/4	Quinceanera (2006)	"Not only does it offer a refreshingly different view of Latin American life from the usual gangbanging, but it sharply notes the changing fortunes of L.A. minorities -- Latino, gay or both -- and the way social changes are reflected in real estate."	Ken Fox
Tomato 3/5	Quitting (2002)	"The entire cast is extraordinarily good."	Ken Fox
Tomato 3.5/4	Quiz Show (1994)	"It's a blessedly old-fashioned, well-made and well-acted narrative..."

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