ROTTEN TOMATOES: Dave McCoy - Rotten Tomatoes

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DAVE MCCOY

Agrees with the Tomatometer 82% of the time.

Publications: Film Threat, Reel.com, Seattle Times

Total Reviews: 11

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

Rotten 0.5/5	Rotten 54%	Why Do Fools Fall In Love (1998)	" This biopic is soulless, underwritten, over-acted and, worse, just plain dull." — Film Threat Posted Dec 6, 2005
Rotten	Rotten 25%	Swordfish (2001)	" Sena doesn't back up his bravado and, indeed, his film is rather flushable." — Seattle Times Posted Jun 8, 2001
Rotten	Rotten 15%	Beautiful (2000)	" *There's so much wrong with Beautiful, we'd have to dedicate an entire section of the newspaper to charting its flaws." — Seattle Times* Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh	Fresh 94%	Best in Show (2000)	" It's time we crown Christopher Guest as the King of Satire." — Seattle Times Posted Jan 1, 2000
Rotten	Rotten 13%	Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2 (2000)	" Sadly, Artisan gave [Berlinger] little time to develop an interesting movie." — Seattle Times Posted Jan 1, 2000
Rotten	Rotten 21%	Crime and Punishment in Suburbia (2000)	" *Every single thing about Crime and Punishment in Suburbia* is stolen and tired.*" — Seattle Times* Posted Jan 1, 2000
Rotten	Fresh 88%	Girlfight (2000)	" It's a one-note concept -- a girl rather than boy as young boxer -- that sadly never bothers to examine much beyond its premise." — Seattle Times Posted Jan 1, 2000
Fresh 3.5/4	Rotten 57%	Kikujiro (2000)	" Kitano keeps things fresh, however, as he skirts the usual sentimental trappings of such a story." — Reel.com Posted Jan 1, 2000
Rotten	Rotten 7%	Lost Souls (2000)	" This muddled, shamelessly derivative mess should have been ticketed straight to video." — Seattle Times Posted Jan 1, 2000
Rotten 2/4	Rotten 57%	Mission: Impossible II (2000)	" Dull, routine, and not much fun." — Reel.com Posted Jan 1, 2000
Rotten	Rotten 43%	The Legend of Bagger Vance (1999)	" The film's metaphorical message feels silly and pretentious, partly because every character is a stereotype, but particularly because it can't transcend its heroic tone." — Seattle Times Posted Jan 1, 2000

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