ROTTEN TOMATOES: Barbara Shulgasser

WORST REVIEWED FILMS

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0/4	" *Verhoeven, a Dutch filmmaker whose early works include the dazzlingly intelligent and anarchic The Fourth Man, has clearly lost his soul in Hollywood." -- San Francisco Examiner* Posted Jan 1, 2000	Showgirls (1995)	14%
D-	" *It is necessary to report that Paltrow is the biggest drawback of Douglas McGrath's Jane Austen adaptation Emma." -- San Francisco Examiner* Posted Jan 1, 2000	Emma (1996)	83%
1/4	" Tom Lazarus and Rick Ramage should be ashamed to have written such nonsense!" -- Chicago Tribune Posted Jan 1, 2000	Stigmata (1999)	20%
1/4	" Unimaginative." -- Chicago Tribune Posted Jan 1, 2000	Blue Streak (1999)	36%
1/4	" There are bits of brilliance here as in all Coen Brothers movies. Just not enough of them." -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Big Lebowski (1998)	77%
1/4	" *An absurdly bad mixture of Rosemary's Baby* and any Bette Davis movie from the 1960s*" -- San Francisco Examiner* Posted Jan 1, 2000	Hush (1998)	11%
1/4	" The pedestrian script by Jonathan Hensleigh and Wesley Strick is laughably simple-minded, as retro as they come." -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Saint (1997)	30%
1/4	" I wouldn't say this movie is actually harmful, but skipping it is probably the wisest policy." -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Jan 1, 2000	Leave it to Beaver (1997)	19%
1/4	" The truth is it's just not fun to watch people make excuses for themselves." -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Jan 1, 2000	Beautiful Girls (1996)	79%
1/4	" There's no doubt she's funny, but she could be so much more." -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Jan 1, 2000	Eddie (1996)	16%
1/4	" Although the script, written by Carpenter, Russell and Debra Hill, strains to keep tongue embedded in cheek, too often it reads exactly like the kind of violent, idiotic action pictures it seeks to mock." -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Jan 1, 2000	Escape From L.A. (1996)	59%
1/4	" While the well-loved novel was apparently about the admirable battle a kid must wage in order to become an artist in the face of peer disapproval, the movie seems to be about a mean-spirited tyke who has no scruples." -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Jan 1, 2000	Harriet the Spy (1996)	41%
1/4	" The main failure of the script is a complete lack of tension." -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Ghost and the Darkness (1996)	53%
1/4	" The movie is downright sappy." -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Jan 1, 2000	Casper (1995)	42%
1/4	" Most of the time the sound effects are so loud that much of the poetic and subtly nuanced dialogue is unintelligible." -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Jan 1, 2000	Judge Dredd (1995)	15%
1/4	" The kind of high-camp, low-cohesiveness movie that inspires snippy reviews, and sarcasm about the fact that it earned a best foreign film Oscar nomination." -- San Francisco Examiner Posted Jan 1, 2000	Farinelli: Il Castrato (1994)	67%

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