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        102 Dalmatians (2000)      "As lightweight as they come, but it sure delivers what the core audience wants."       Jeffrey Huston  
        The 13th Warrior (1999)      "The 13th Warrior is one big, gigantic, colossal, monumental bore."         
        15 Minutes (2001)      "So grossly amateurish is this embarrassment that all the time 15 Minutes can hope to muster on the clock of our cultural fascination is about five seconds."       Jeffrey Huston  
        Atlantis: The Lost Empire (2001)      "While the Ogre will pull in more money this summer, I'm betting Atlantis is the one that endures."       Jeffrey Huston  
        Baby Boy (2001)      "While primarily an examination on the young African-American male, Singleton's social commentary is universal to all men."       Jeffrey Huston  
        The Bachelor (1999)      "The Bachelor is the worst romantic comedy I have ever seen. Ever."       Jeffrey Huston  
        A Beautiful Mind (2001)      "This is blatant histrionic mugging directed squarely at Oscar voters."       Jeffrey Huston  
        Bedazzled (2000)      "Certainly isn't the comedy Hell it appeared to be, nor even a blase purgatory. This is an altogether fun movie."       Jeffrey Huston  
        Behind Enemy Lines (2001)      "Cliches, cliches, cliches -- they keep coming as fast (if not faster) than the assaulting action."       Jeffrey Huston  
        Blow (2001)      "In spite of familiarity, Blow ends up making an impression that lasts."       Jeffrey Huston  
        Bounce (2000)      "Man, why can’t every movie romance be this good?"       Jeffrey Huston  
        Bridget Jones' Diary (2001)      "Successfully follows formula with a sophistication and honesty that reaches beyond formula to grab hold of something real."       Jeffrey Huston  
        Cast Away (2000)      "What a better cinematic palette we would have if stars wielded their clout like this more often.""       Jeffrey Huston  
        Cats & Dogs (2001)      "As the perfect antidote to Dr. Dolittle 2's sappy blandness, the relentlessly inventive and entertaining Cats and Dogs comes along at just the right time."       Jeffrey Huston  
        The Cell (2000)      "While the level of imagination impressed me I was repulsed by what it was applied to."       Jeffrey Huston  
        Chicken Run (2000)      "Chicken Run is, in every way possible, great filmmaking."       Jeffrey Huston  
        The Contender (2000)      "By being composed with such genuine intensity, The Contender overcomes its excesses to at least rise to a level of being a very satisfying entertainment."       Jeffrey Huston  
        Crazy/Beautiful (2001)      "Whatever young Carlos and Nicole share doesn't feel like something worth taking a risk for. For a date movie, uh, that's a problem."       Jeffrey Huston  
        The Crew (2000)      "The Crew may think it's hitting a Soprano high note but in reality it's just sleeping with the fishes."       Jeffrey Huston  
        The Curse of the Jade Scorpion (2001)      "This won't be a classic but it is classic Woody Allen."       Jeffrey Huston  
        Disney's The Kid (2000)      "The Kid has to be the sappiest, most overstated and unbearably manipulative piece of feel-good-through-guilt kind of filmmaking I’ve seen in ages."       Jeffrey Huston  
        Dr. Dolittle 2 (2001)      "If there's bad fallout to the success of 1995's Babe, you're lookin' at it."       Jeffrey Huston  
        The Emperor's New Groove (2000)      "A very welcome, if simple, departure from the typical Disney mold that's highly entertaining to boot."       Jeffrey Huston  
        Erin Brockovich (2000)      "Erin Brockovich has an earthy, bare bones authenticity to it, thanks in large part to Soderbergh’s simple shooting and editing style that is pseudo-documentarian."       Jeffrey Huston  
        Evolution (2001)      "Despite some legitimate signs of life, Evolution isn't fit enough to survive."       Jeffrey Huston  
        The Family Man (2000)      "A film brimming with good intentions that, unfortunately, lacks conviction."       Jeffrey Huston  
        The Fast and the Furious (2001)      "Dang if this ain't as good as going-through-the-motions gets."       Jeffrey Huston  
        Frequency (2000)      "Frequency is, quite easily, the most illogical film I've seen in ages."       Jeffrey Huston  
        The Gift (2001)      "There are few things better than watching a director in complete control."       Jeffrey Huston  
        Heartbreakers (2001)      "There’s something about the sum of Heartbreakers’ parts that leaves one looking for that Extra-Strength Tylenol which specializes in throbbing cinematic hangovers."       Jeffrey Huston  
        Hearts in Atlantis (2001)      "While often told with a contrived hand, the film's genuine heart and stunning artistry soften the blows of rudimentary storytelling, even healing them."       Jeffrey Huston  
        High Fidelity (2000)      "Other than those rare giggles or guffaws, High Fidelity is strictly analogue."       Jeffrey Huston  
        The Insider (1999)      "The Insider is a solid artistic achievement in every regard."       Jeffrey Huston  
        Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back (2001)      "It's sad how uninspired and downright senseless so much of this is."       Jeffrey Huston  
        Jurassic Park III (2001)      "Jurassic Park III doesn't validate itself with anything original but rather in being a consistently fun and satisfying summertime entry."       Jeffrey Huston  
        Just Visiting (2001)      "Leaves one feeling what a screenplay written by an 8-year-old must feel like."       Jeffrey Huston  
        Keeping the Faith (2000)      "Emotions of friendship, infatuation and love bound off the screen with such potency and authenticity that you can't help but think, 'Yes, yes, exactly, I have been there, I have felt that, that is life!'"       Jeffrey Huston  
        Kingdom Come (2001)      "The broad execution of the material keeps it from being all good, but a genuine heart and occasional successes keep it from being all bad."       Jeffrey Huston  
        A Knight's Tale (2001)      "A Knight's Tale is as crass as studio filmmaking gets."       Jeffrey Huston  
        The Last Castle (2001)      "The Last Castle is one bad movie; everyone involved should be embarrassed by association even if they acquit themselves individually."       Jeffrey Huston  
        The Legend of Bagger Vance (1999)      "Overflows with a love for the game of golf that saturates every frame."       Jeffrey Huston  
        Love and Basketball (2000)      "Surprises with its significant depth and honesty."       Jeffrey Huston  
  
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     Madeline (1998)      "A disarming, charming fable so artfully crafted that adults will fall under its spell."       Jeffrey Huston  
        The Majestic (2001)      "There are a lot of problems -- most generic, tired ones -- with The Majestic, but it also overflows with genuine joy."       Jeffrey Huston  
        Me, Myself & Irene (2000)      "Audiences will pick up on this rather quickly and, after what should be a huge opening weekend, will not return for more, causing the film’s anticipated legs to quickly break."       Jeffrey Huston  
        Meet the Parents (2000)      "Plays like a thirty minute sitcom that overstays its welcome for more than an hour."       Jeffrey Huston  
        Miss Congeniality (2000)      "Just retype the plot, slap in the same complaints, and bam -- new Bullock movie review."       Jeffrey Huston  
        Mission to Mars (2000)      "The sci-fi elements, in both imagination and visual execution, are excellent and occasionally awe-inspiring."       Jeffrey Huston  
        Monkeybone (2001)      "Stands as a prime example of virtually everything that's wrong with Hollywood right now."       Jeffrey Huston  
        Monsters, Inc. (2001)      "It's basic, but man is Monsters, Inc. a load of fun."       Jeffrey Huston  

  
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