ROTTEN TOMATOES: Alan G. Artner

Agrees with the Tomatometer 50% of the time.

Total Reviews: 7

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

Rotten 1.5/4	Fresh 64%	Beautiful Losers (2008)	" On your deathbed you will want back the time it takes to see this one." Posted Oct 18, 2008
Fresh 3/4	Fresh 94%	Forever (2007)	" This is a film, then, about a place of death giving meanings for life." Posted Jul 3, 2008
Fresh 2.5/4	N/A	The Gates (2007)	" Anyone with an interest in contemporary art on a heroic scale should find Christo's practice fascinating." Posted Nov 1, 2007
Fresh 2.5/4	Rotten 55%	Matthew Barney: No Restraint (2006)	" Barney's art presents a cross between the creepiness of David Cronenberg and David Lynch and the grandiosity and business sense of George Lucas. Chernick's film unquestioningly admires it." Posted Feb 2, 2007
Fresh 2.5/4	Fresh 75%	The Photographer, His Wife, Her Lover (2006)	" An essay on the difficulty of determining 'truth' and the ultimate unknowability of people." Posted Oct 26, 2006
Rotten 2/4	Fresh 72%	In the Realms of the Unreal (2004)	" The best way for a film to acknowledge the specialness of painting is to get out of its way and present it unaltered, whereas Yu uses it as raw material to be moved around, sometimes so crudely as to resemble the credits for Monty Python's Flying Circus." Posted Jan 20, 2005
Fresh 3/4	Fresh 99%	Andy Goldsworthy - Rivers and Tides: Working With Time (2003)	" I know of no documentary on a contemporary artist that conveys so much about the artist's work so lyrically and directly." Posted Mar 13, 2003

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