ROTTEN TOMATOES: Martin Stein

Agrees with the Tomatometer 29% of the time.

Total Reviews: 8

Rating	T-Meter	Title \| Year	Add Date (default)

Fresh 3.5/5	N/A	One Perfect Day (2006)	" Currie's skill elevates the story from melodrama to something approaching art ..." Posted May 19, 2006
Fresh 3/5	Fresh 76%	Joyeux Noël (2006)	" All sides are played fair and given equal time, and therein lies the film's main problem." Posted Apr 14, 2006
Fresh 2.5/5	Rotten 18%	Church Ball (2006)	" In what is clearly an evolving trend in Mormon cinema, Hale underplays the religious aspects in favor of stronger narrative." Posted Mar 17, 2006
Rotten 2.5/5	Fresh 82%	States of Grace (2005)	" Where the film deviates from the stereotypical Mormon movie, however, is Dutcher's desire to hew closer to realism" Posted Feb 9, 2006
Fresh 4/5	Rotten 41%	Where The Truth Lies (2005)	" ... a suspenseful tale based on a novel by Rupert Holmes that nearly nails the genre with graphic sex and realistic dialogue, dusted with near-universal corruption." Posted Nov 4, 2005
Rotten 2.5/5	Rotten 20%	Doom (2005)	" Sadly, the fun is lacking, with dull-looking creatures, uninspired deaths and actors who are mere fodder." Posted Oct 21, 2005
Rotten 1.5/5	Fresh 70%	A Tout de Suite (2005)	" ... not everything old is new again and techniques that were revolutionary in the '60s are merely curious 45 years later." Posted Oct 7, 2005
Rotten 1/5	Fresh 68%	The Edukators (2005)	" The plot is a flat, dull line." Posted Sep 22, 2005

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