ROTTEN TOMATOES: Fred Topel

Agrees with the Tomatometer 58% of the time.

Favorites: Labyrinth, Toy Story 2, The Rock, Face/Off, True Lies, The Big Hit, The Big One (Michael Moore), Casablanca

Publications: About.com, Can Magazine, Crave Online, E! Online, FilmStew.com, Hollywood.com, IGN Movies, Madblast.com, MovieWeb, Rotten Tomatoes, Sci Fi Wire, Suite101.com

Total Reviews: 946
Total QuickRatings: 361

Location: Los Angeles, CA

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Fresh	Rotten 43%	Yes Man (2008)	" The gimmick creates sets for Jim Carrey to be crazy. He's still at it, finding new ways to contort his body and twist his face. That's really the difference that makes any generic gimmick more entertaining than someone else's." — Can Magazine Posted Dec 18, 2008
Fresh	Rotten 36%	You Don't Mess With The Zohan (2008)	" The best Mossad agent turned hair stylist movie ever made. Seriously, it's actually really good and fun." — Can Magazine Posted Jun 6, 2008
Rotten	Rotten 30%	Youth Without Youth (2007)	" I could not even begin to tell you what Youth Without Youth is about. I know it's my job to, but I can't. It's one of those art films you have to watch sometimes and you can't believe somebody actually made it." — Can Magazine Posted Dec 16, 2007
Rotten	Rotten 21%	You, Me and Dupree (2006)	" The movie can't even decide who's doing what to whom by the end. Molly throws Carl out at one point and then he comes back to apologize for walking out. That's because they don't know how to end a movie unless someone is apologizing for something." — Can Magazine Posted Jul 15, 2006
N/A	Rotten 5%	Yours, Mine, & Ours (2005)	" *Like Cheaper by the Dozen 2* counterpart Adam Shankman, filmmaker Raja Gosnell is content to toil behind the scenes of slapstick farces like Yours, Mine and Ours.*" — FilmStew.com* Posted Nov 22, 2005

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