ROTTEN TOMATOES: Matt Bailey

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MATT BAILEY

Agrees with the Tomatometer 81% of the time.

Biography: I have been to many schools and studied many subjects. I have seen lots of movies.

Publications: Not Coming to a Theater Near You, Senses of Cinema

Total Reviews: 132
Total QuickRatings: 142

Location: Northfield, MN

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—	N/A	Scaramouche (1952)	Click here to read article — Not Coming to a Theater Near You Posted Jun 30, 2009
—	N/A	Our Dancing Daughters (1928)	Click here to read article — Not Coming to a Theater Near You Posted Feb 27, 2009
—	N/A	Watch on the Rhine (1943)	Click here to read article — Not Coming to a Theater Near You SHORT REVIEW Posted Aug 17, 2007
—	N/A	Nighthawks (1978)	Click here to read article — Not Coming to a Theater Near You SHORT REVIEW Posted Aug 17, 2007
—	N/A	The Sisters (1938)	Click here to read article — Not Coming to a Theater Near You SHORT REVIEW Posted Aug 17, 2007
—	Rotten 43%	Zorro The Gay Blade (1981)	Click here to read article — Not Coming to a Theater Near You SHORT REVIEW Posted Aug 17, 2007
—	N/A	Sweet Charity (1968)	Click here to read article — Not Coming to a Theater Near You SHORT REVIEW Posted Aug 17, 2007
—	N/A	Flamingo Road (1949)	Click here to read article — Not Coming to a Theater Near You SHORT REVIEW Posted Aug 17, 2007
—	N/A	In This Our Life (1942)	Click here to read article — Not Coming to a Theater Near You SHORT REVIEW Posted Aug 17, 2007
—	Fresh 89%	Clash by Night (1952)	Click here to read article — Not Coming to a Theater Near You SHORT REVIEW Posted Aug 17, 2007
Fresh	Fresh 100%	La Silence De La Mer (1947)	" Requisite viewing for any student of post-war French cinema." — Not Coming to a Theater Near You Posted Jul 27, 2007
Rotten	Fresh 82%	Mouchette (1966)	" *In its brevity and phantasmagoric intensity, Georges Bernanos' Mouchette* resembles a fairy tale. Robert Bresson's film adaptation of the novella is something else entirely.*" — Not Coming to a Theater Near You* Posted Jan 22, 2007
Fresh	N/A	Curse of the Crying Woman (1961)	" *Though there is nothing original at all about it, The Curse of the Crying Woman* rises above the also-rans to become a minor classic of gothic horror.*" — Not Coming to a Theater Near You* Posted Oct 4, 2006
Fresh	Fresh 85%	Walking and Talking (1996)	" *If any of Nicole Holofcener's films were to appeal to a male audience (or at least provide the fewest squirm-inducing moments to it), it would be Walking and Talking." — Not Coming to a Theater Near You* Posted Jul 30, 2006
Fresh	Fresh 95%	The Birds (1963)	" *What sets The Birds* apart from the other films in Hitchcock�s incredible ten-year run between 1954 and 1964 is its remarkable chilliness.*" — Not Coming to a Theater Near You* Posted Nov 1, 2005
Fresh	Fresh 90%	The Seventh Victim (1943)	" It is clear that the film was designed to appeal to an intelligent film-going crowd out for a thrill as well as those just looking to get the bejeezus scared out of them." — Not Coming to a Theater Near You Posted Oct 18, 2005
Rotten	Fresh 73%	The Abominable Dr. Phibes (1972)	" Vincent Price was an actor who never gave anything than his best possible performance at any given time." — Not Coming to a Theater Near You Posted Oct 11, 2005
Rotten	Rotten 44%	Dr. Phibes Rises Again (1972)	" Competently made." — Not Coming to a Theater Near You Posted Oct 11, 2005
Fresh	Fresh 100%	Francesco, Giullare Di Dio (1950)	" Rossellini's film has an uncomplicated charm and an effortless beauty." — Not Coming to a Theater Near You Posted May 31, 2005
Fresh	N/A	Asphalt (1929)	" An exceptional piece of entertainment with a modern sense of pacing and style." — Not Coming to a Theater Near You Posted May 3, 2005
Fresh	Fresh 73%	Pulse (2005)	" Pulse may be just as effective an exploration of the nature of loneliness and isolation in Japanese society as any number of documentaries on the subject." — Not Coming to a Theater Near You Posted Apr 29, 2005
Fresh	N/A	Otoshiana (1962)	" One of the most successful teams in Japanese film was that of director Hiroshi Teshigahara, screenwriter Kobo Abe, composer Toru Takemitsu, and cinematographer Hiroshi Segawa." — Not Coming to a Theater Near You Posted Apr 20, 2005
Fresh	Fresh 100%	The Face of Another (1966)	" *I watched Hiroshi Teshigahara's The Face of Another* and read about it and thought about it, yet ultimately failed to connect with it.*" — Not Coming to a Theater Near You* Posted Mar 28, 2005
Fresh	Fresh 92%	Vera Drake (2004)	" There are few topics that generate more controversy than abortion, yet Mike Leigh's film seems wholly uninterested in courting debate." — Not Coming to a Theater Near You Posted Mar 27, 2005
Rotten	Rotten 29%	Casino Royale (1967)	" Watching this movie is a serious drag." — Not Coming to a Theater Near You Posted Mar 22, 2005
Fresh	Fresh 90%	Last Life in the Universe (2004)	" A film that demands second and even third viewings in order to absorb all of its nuances." — Not Coming to a Theater Near You Posted Mar 1, 2005
Fresh	Fresh 100%	The Philadelphia Story (1940)	" This film is Hollywood at the top of its game." — Not Coming to a Theater Near You Posted Feb 27, 2005
Fresh	Fresh 100%	Leave Her to Heaven (1945)	" Though the story is involving enough to make this film a classic, it is perhaps more rightly renowned for its Technicolor cinematography and original set and costume design." — Not Coming to a Theater Near You Posted Feb 21, 2005
Fresh	Fresh 68%	The Life of Emile Zola (1937)	" The Life of Emile Zola may seem somewhat dated today, its methods and manner a little old-fashioned, and its style rather quaint." — Not Coming to a Theater Near You Posted Feb 9, 2005
Rotten	Rotten 40%	The Broadway Melody (1928)	" The Broadway Melody won the Academy Award for the best picture of 1929, but I am at a total loss to explain how or why." — Not Coming to a Theater Near You Posted Feb 7, 2005
Fresh	N/A	Fall Guy (1982)	" *I have seen a lot of strange, bizarre movies in my day, but Kinji Fukasaku�s 1982 comedy Fall Guy* is among the strangest.*" — Not Coming to a Theater Near You* Posted Feb 3, 2005
Fresh	N/A	Sympathy For The Underdog ()	" Sympathy for the Underdog is something of a transitional, minor work, but it is every bit as accomplished in style and technique as Fukasaku's later films." — Not Coming to a Theater Near You Posted Feb 3, 2005
Rotten	Fresh 94%	6ixtynin9 (2004)	" 6ixtynin9 is slight, but entertaining; patchy, but not a total mess." — Not Coming to a Theater Near You Posted Jan 28, 2005
Rotten	Rotten 50%	Ice Station Zebra (1968)	" *Sadly, with the exception of 1972�s Joe Kidd, Ice Station Zebra* marked the end of John Sturges� career as an interesting, innovative director.*" — Not Coming to a Theater Near You* Posted Jan 19, 2005
Fresh	Fresh 92%	La Ceremonie (1996)	" Though Chabrol continues to create new films on an almost constant basis, he created a high water mark for his late career with La C�r�monie" — Not Coming to a Theater Near You Posted Jan 18, 2005
Rotten	Fresh 91%	King Solomon's Mines (1950)	" It is pleasant to look at, but it no longer passes for action and adventure these days." — Not Coming to a Theater Near You Posted Jan 17, 2005
Rotten	Fresh 70%	Ivanhoe (1952)	" In this ostensibly epic tale of knights and maidens, chivalry and swordfights, there is not a single actor who does not appear surpassingly bored" — Not Coming to a Theater Near You Posted Jan 17, 2005
Fresh	Fresh 100%	The Letter (1940)	" If there is any doubt that Bette Davis is the star of this film, high above all others, it is vanquished by William Wyler's careful framing of her in every shot." — Not Coming to a Theater Near You Posted Jan 14, 2005
Rotten	Fresh 71%	Damn Yankees (1958)	" While watching Damn Yankees offers many pleasures, none compare to the spectacle of Tab Hunter in the prime of his beauty." — Not Coming to a Theater Near You Posted Jan 14, 2005
Fresh	N/A	Blow Job (1963)	" Blow Job exhibits Warhol's early film aesthetic where the artistic act is simply the switching on and off of the camera." — Not Coming to a Theater Near You Posted Jan 4, 2005
Fresh	Fresh 78%	The King of Kings (1927)	" H.B. Warner as Jesus, decrepit as he appears, lends a quiet dignity to the film that is transfixing." — Not Coming to a Theater Near You Posted Dec 26, 2004
Fresh	Fresh 99%	Metropolis (1927)	" An amalgam of strident political tract, religious hokum, futurist daydream, and fairy tale." — Not Coming to a Theater Near You Posted Dec 21, 2004

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