ROTTEN TOMATOES: Mike McCahill

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3/5	"Pleasant surprise of the week, a US indie so unashamedly romantic about pie, cornfields, family and baseball you could be forgiven for thinking you were watching a Presidential campaign video." -- Daily Telegraph Posted Sep 5, 2008	Sweet Land (2006)	84%
3/5	"It's not great cinema, but it's never less than good fun; watch it in conjunction with Anderson's recently published diaries, and you'll get a sense of a unique, irreplaceable and finally very human talent." -- Daily Telegraph Posted Sep 5, 2008	Never Apologize: A Personal Visit with Lindsay Anderson (2008)	64%
2/5	"Leon Ichaso's film soft-pedals everything save the language in what often resembles a made-for-cable biopic." -- Daily Telegraph Posted Sep 5, 2008	El Cantante (2007)	24%
1/5	"Surely even bovine American teenagers have to realise their intelligence is being insulted sooner or later." -- Daily Telegraph Posted Sep 5, 2008	Disaster Movie (2008)	0%
2/5	"It's certainly no worse than the original - a flashy grab-bag of tricks to begin with - and has a certain grim stylishness in its favour, but you miss the breezy, funny Cage of old." -- Daily Telegraph Posted Sep 5, 2008	Bangkok Dangerous (2008)	12%
	"The film is flatly shot, as though to illustrate the dimensional difference between stills photography and cinematography." -- Daily Telegraph Posted Aug 22, 2008	Face Addict (2008)	30%
	"Ladies and gentlemen, we have arrived at a new circle of hell: the one where Martin Lawrence is no longer the most irksome presence in a Martin Lawrence movie." -- Daily Telegraph Posted Aug 22, 2008	College Road Trip (2008)	13%
	"Can someone beam a hologrammatic representative into Lucasfilm HQ with a message from the real world? Master George, we beseech you, give it up: nobody cares anymore, and besides, your tea's ready." -- Daily Telegraph Posted Aug 15, 2008	The Clone Wars (2008)	20%
	"Only belatedly, with the arrival of Alan Dershowitz, does Demme happen across anybody who might disrupt the air of non-confrontational niceness, but Carter ducks the challenge, and the film heads ever onwards into hagiography. A disappointment." -- Daily Telegraph Posted Aug 15, 2008	Jimmy Carter Man From Plains (2007)	78%
	"An insane amount of dancing can't shake off the heavy feeling we've all been here before, and in the hands of more revealing guides." -- Daily Telegraph Posted Jul 25, 2008	Paris (2008)	62%
	"For devotees only, I'm guessing." -- Daily Telegraph Posted Jul 25, 2008	Lou Reed's Berlin (2008)	76%
	"Throughout, Makhmalbaf juggles extraordinary scenes of observation and tension, filling the screen with indelible imagery..." -- Daily Telegraph Posted Jul 25, 2008	Buddha Collapsed Out of Shame (2007)	89%
	"It's a display of gross bad faith both as documentarist and lover, and its subject probably deserves never to get laid again." -- Daily Telegraph Posted Jul 1, 2008	A Complete History of My Sexual Failures (2008)	n/a
	"At no point does Female Agents begin to approach the muddy, bloody complexities of war represented by Black Book or Lust, Caution, films genuinely fascinated by the plight of women behind enemy lines." -- Daily Telegraph Posted Jul 1, 2008	Female Agents (2008)	67%
	"Between the jittery pseudo-realism of Peter Berg's direction and the maudlin undercurrent to its hero's redemption, all Hancock can summon up is the faintest sensation of nausea." -- Daily Telegraph Posted Jul 1, 2008	Hancock (2008)	38%
3/5	"At the film's heart is an acutely observed and sensitively played relationship between two people very much in need of one another." -- BBC Posted May 10, 2005	Sequins (2005)	86%

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