ROTTEN TOMATOES: Kevin Harley

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2/5	" Fluffed satirical targets, a shortfall of required rom-com charm, cheap gags and a thoroughly unpleasant �hero� situate How To Lose Friends several floors below the desired Apartment-esque heights." Posted Oct 3, 2008	How to Lose Friends & Alienate People (2008)	38%
3/5	" A stonking lead performance from Kristin Scott Thomas ferries Philippe Claudel�s directorial debut over its forced twists." Posted Sep 26, 2008	I've Loved You So Long (2008)	91%
1/5	" Frustratingly, there is potential in Watkins� claustrophobic, back-to-nature setting, but, in trying to play �edgy� with contemporary anxieties, his cooked-to-formula script merely sinks to the level of the gutter press exploiting those fears." Posted Sep 12, 2008	Eden Lake (2008)	82%
4/5	" Even sword-slashes �sigh like a breeze�. Martial arts fans might gag but Wong fans who were disappointed by My Blueberry Nights should see this. It�s the look of lush." Posted Sep 12, 2008	Ashes of Time Redux (2008)	82%
2/5	" His account of Anderson�s demise moves, but by then, this arch-raconteur�s bluster may have sand-papered your patience." Posted Sep 5, 2008	Never Apologize: A Personal Visit with Lindsay Anderson (2008)	64%
3/5	" But some are capable of articulacy and Bertoglio provides the odd ghostly image: primarily, middle-aged fashionista Wendy Whitelaw, who sprays her suburban lawn in regulation Factory chic. The happy ending is welcome, too." Posted Aug 22, 2008	Face Addict (2008)	30%
3/5	" Away from home, Wong is on far-from-vintage form. But he still speaks the seductive language of longing with tactile tenderness, and draws out a natural performance from Jones. Worth a look, if not quite one to fall for." Posted Feb 22, 2008	My Blueberry Nights (2008)	47%
4/5	" Granted, Philibert�s free-roaming approach is as languid as a weekend ramble. But his warm, tender, patient film finds much to move and chew on in the mulch and mire of rustic matters." Posted Jan 18, 2008	Back to Normandy (2008)	88%
2/5	" As a comedy of male delusion, Night seems to shrink from its flimsy dramatic subtexts; as a probing of dream and reality in love, its pretensions to depth suggest a neutered comedic courage: Woody Allen-lite." Posted Jan 18, 2008	The Good Night (2007)	28%
4/5	" Lee�s saucy, sumptuous slow-burner is a complex, elegant seduction, drawing on Hitchcock but putting a singular stamp on a rich spread of spies and sex, repression and sacrifice. Just don�t try those moves at home�" Posted Jan 4, 2008	Lust, Caution (2007)	70%
3/5	" The old gender-tussle tune is played lightly and wittily, with a streak of mischief peppering any risk of schmaltz." Posted Nov 2, 2007	Pr�te-moi Ta Main (2006)	57%
2/5	" Everyone involved takes this tat seriously except William Hurt, who goes gung-ho as the alter-ego goading Brooks� kill frenzies. If only they�d cut out the middle-Kev and cast Hurt instead�" Posted Oct 10, 2007	Mr. Brooks (2007)	56%
3/5	" Thank heavens for Hoskins, Manville and Channing, whose weathered sparkle is enough to satisfy none-too-demanding rom-com requirements." Posted Aug 17, 2007	Sparkle (2007)	78%
2/5	" The Falling Down-meets-After Hours pitch and plum cast (William H Macy, Rebecca Pidgeon, Bai Ling, Mena Suvari) look tempting, but it�s not a stretch to see why it�s sat on the shelf for two years." Posted Jul 6, 2007	Edmond (2006)	46%
4/5	" The proof of the pig is in the pounding: it sounds good." Posted Apr 27, 2007	Scott Walker: 30th Century Man (2006)	92%
3/5	" Too slight to really haunt, but its subtlety is as treasurable as an old friend." Posted Jan 26, 2007	Old Joy (2006)	85%

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