ROTTEN TOMATOES: Nathan Lee

NATHAN LEE

Agrees with the Tomatometer 72% of the time.

Publications: City Pages, Minneapolis/St. Paul, Film Comment Magazine, L.A. Weekly, New York Times, NPR.org, Slate, Village Voice

Total Reviews: 312

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Rotten 2/5	Rotten 57%	Died Young, Stayed Pretty (2009)	" Unstructured and free-associative, cutting among interviews and images at breakneck speed to no discernible narrative or thematic purpose, the documentary is mercurial to the point of incoherence." — New York Times Posted Jul 17, 2009
Rotten 2/5	Rotten 15%	Dark Streets (2008)	Dark Streets has atmosphere coming out its ears, but not much going on between them. — New York Times Posted Dec 12, 2008
Fresh 3.5/5	N/A	Dinner With the President: A Nation's Journey (2008)	" In Dinner With the President the filmmakers go in search of nothing less than the meaning of democracy in Pakistan." — New York Times Posted Nov 13, 2008
Rotten .5/5	Rotten 2%	Disaster Movie (2008)	" Disaster Movie, the latest disposable parody of disposable Hollywood movies, has a shelf life of about five minutes, tops." — New York Times Posted Sep 2, 2008
Fresh 5/5	Rotten 43%	Death Race (2008)	No fancy talk here, just solid, monosyllabic obscenities; no flights of digital fancy, just souped-up monster cars flipping end over end in a napalm blaze and crashing in a crunch of flaming metal ouch. — New York Times Posted Aug 22, 2008
Fresh 3/5	Rotten 28%	The Doorman (2008)	" A mockumentary about the people who run Manhattan nightlife, has solid-gold satire at its cocaine-stained fingertips." — New York Times Posted Jul 18, 2008
Fresh 4/5	Fresh 95%	Dreams with Sharp Teeth (2008)	" *Directed by Erik Nelson, Dreams With Sharp Teeth* recalls the career of Harlan Ellison, a runty young geek who evolved into a world-famous artist.*" — New York Times* Posted Jun 4, 2008
Fresh 3/5	N/A	Dilemma (1962)	" Dilemma is an earnest if schematic attempt to address conditions in Johannesburg under apartheid." — New York Times Posted May 9, 2008
Rotten	Fresh 78%	Doc (2008)	" Immy Humes no doubt needed to make this movie, and the PR set (Mailer, Matthiessen, Plimpton) obviously enjoy the trip down memory lane, but while Doc makes for a fascinating subject, Doc feels intended less for us than for them." — Village Voice Posted Jan 22, 2008
Fresh	Fresh 95%	Diva (1981)	" *Half a century later, a glut of �ber-groovy meta-thrillers has blunted the novelty of Diva, but its gamboling flair is still a kick." — Village Voice* Posted Oct 31, 2007
Fresh	N/A	Diva (2007)	" *Half a century later, a glut of �ber-groovy meta-thrillers has blunted the novelty of Diva, but its gamboling flair is still a kick." — Village Voice* Posted Oct 30, 2007
Rotten	Fresh 71%	DarkBlueAlmostBlack (2007)	" Tells [a] ludicrously compact, aggressively 'heartfelt,' colorfully contrived story." — Village Voice Posted Oct 16, 2007
Fresh	N/A	The Disappointment: Or, the Force of Credulity (2007)	" It's amazing to explore." — Village Voice Posted Oct 9, 2007
Fresh	Fresh 67%	The Darjeeling Limited (2007)	" *A companion piece to Tenenbaums* more than a step in new directions, Darjeeling is a movie about people trapped in themselves and what it takes to get free...*" — Village Voice* Posted Sep 25, 2007
Fresh	Fresh 100%	The Draughtsman's Contract (1982)	" Artificial in the extreme, it may nevertheless be Greenaway's most naturalistic and easygoing film." — Village Voice Posted Jul 5, 2007
Rotten	Fresh 62%	Day Watch (2007)	" The worst thing Bekmambetov has picked up from his American models is the tendency of megasequels to aggrandize material grown enervated, to compensate for thinness by spreading out." — Village Voice Posted May 29, 2007
Fresh	Rotten 57%	Deja Vu (2006)	" D�j� Vu isn't as sleek a genre pleasure as Enemy of the State, but it does have a freaky little trick up its sleeve." — Village Voice Posted Nov 22, 2006
Fresh 4/5	Fresh 80%	District B13 (2006)	*Gorgeously choreographed gymnastics of pain elevate District B13* over the impossible missions and last stands of the season.** — New York Times Posted Jun 1, 2006
Fresh 4/5	Fresh 100%	Dias de Santiago (2005)	" Dias de Santiago zeros in on the disconnect between one man's sense of entitlement and the unforgiving realities of life in contemporary Lima." — New York Times Posted Dec 7, 2005

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