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Critics / Publications / ReelTalk Movie Reviews

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Authors
    • Jeffrey Chen
    • Ryan Cracknell
    • Robert Ford
    • A. J. Hakari
    • David Haviland
    • Jacqueline Jung
    • Donald J. Levit
    • John P. McCarthy
    • Geoff Roberts
    • Joanne Ross
    • Diana Saenger
    • Betty Jo Tucker
    • Joshua Vasquez
    • Ian Waldron-Mantgani
    • Frank Wilkins

ReelTalk Movie Reviews

  
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Rating Title Year Quote Author

Tomato

Baadasssss! (2004)

"The funny and original 'Baadasssss!' is a boiling pot of politics, filmmaking and self-discovery."

Diana Saenger

Tomato
8/10

Babel (2006)

"At the simplest level, the movie is several dramas told effectively, and processing the emotions in its most dramatic moments may be the best reward in watching it."

Jeffrey Chen

Splat

Baby Mama (2008)

"'Baby Mama' rehashes material tossed around from movie to movie before it, breaking no new ground in a comedic sense nor in a thematic one."

A. J. Hakari

Splat

Babylon A.D. (2008)

"'Babylon A.D.' is too vague for its own good and too conflicted concerning what it wants to be."

A. J. Hakari

Tomato

The Back of the World (2002)

"Without preaching, pretension or ingenuousness, this documentary depicts the very real darkness of lives beyond nightly TV News or self-congratulatory Special Projects."

Donald J. Levit

Splat

Bad Blood (2006)

"There are times when 'Bad Blood' seems to be existing in its own strange little world, randomly throwing in snippets of scenes which make no sense."

A. J. Hakari

Splat
2/4

Bad Boys II (2003)

"...amounts to about 150 minutes of nonstop violence, profanity-laced banter, and total lack of respect for public property..."

A. J. Hakari

Splat

Bad Company (2002)

"Chris Rock stoops to a feet-don't-fail-me-now acting level reminiscent of stereotypical African-American portrayals in films of the 30s and 40s."

Betty Jo Tucker

Tomato

Bad Education (2004)

"The film's outlandishly involuted story fuses melodrama, romanticism and noir."

Donald J. Levit

Tomato

Bad Education (2004)

"Bold, inventive and often riotously funny."

Robert Ford

Splat

Bad Guy (2001)

"Will leave audiences puzzled and then cold."

Donald J. Levit

Splat

Bad News Bears (2005)

"If you think juvenile misfits yelling potty-mouth comments every time they speak is funny, then put 'Bad News Bears' on your must-see list."

Betty Jo Tucker

Splat

Bad Santa (2003)

"At the end of 'Bad Santa,' redemption comes for its foul-mouthed main character -- but not for the movie itself."

Betty Jo Tucker

Tomato

The Bad Sleep Well (1960)

"Akira Kurosawa does a great job of taking a simple story and weaving it into a most absorbing human tragedy."

A. J. Hakari

Splat

The Ballad of Jack and Rose (2005)

"Faint clues and indirections fly all over the film and, although perhaps unintentional, cry for clarification which never comes."

Donald J. Levit

Tomato

Ballet Shoes (2008)

"While watching 'Ballet Shoes,' I felt like a time machine had transported me to London in the 1930s, then set me in the midst of this wonderful humanistic story."

Betty Jo Tucker

Splat

Balls of Fury (2007)

"Despite its potential and the ingenious casting of Walken, 'Balls of Fury' is a disappointing comedy with a serious lack of...well, you know..."

A. J. Hakari

Splat
5/10

Balls of Fury (2007)

"Has its moments, but a little too often the comedy runs into this problem of starting with the punchline and then chewing it until it runs out of flavor."

Jeffrey Chen

Tomato

Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress (2005)

"Gracefully captures the purity of innocence in the midst of no-matter-what."

Donald J. Levit

Splat

Bandidas (2006)

"A a little effort to make 'Bandidas' more than a petticoat retread of 'Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid' would've been nice."

A. J. Hakari

-

Bandits (2001)

Click here to see the review.

Betty Jo Tucker

Splat

The Banger Sisters (2002)

"I'm in a deep funk after watching this offensive, unfunny comedy starring two of my favorite actresses."

Betty Jo Tucker

Splat

Bangkok Dangerous (2008)

"An exhaustingly mediocre remake that suffers from a nasty case of dullness and inactivity."

A. J. Hakari

Tomato

Bangkok Dangerous (2008)

" Predictable as a snowstorm in December -- but visually exciting. Plus Charlie Yeung fills the screen with charm and grace."

Betty Jo Tucker

Splat

Bangkok Dangerous (2008)

"While production values in 'Bangkok Dangerous' are competent, there are no technical fireworks to compensate for the story's dearth of energy and originality."

John P. McCarthy

Tomato

The Bank (2002)

"A finely done, enjoyable stock market mystery."

Donald J. Levit

Tomato

The Bank Job (2008)

"There's a lot going on in 'The Bank Job,' but it always feels light and breezy despite the edgy subject matter."

Frank Wilkins

Tomato

Baran (2002)

"The universal theme of becoming a better person through love has never been filmed more irresistibly than in 'Baran.'"

Betty Jo Tucker

Tomato

Barbershop 2: Back in Business (2004)

"Taken as a pair, the 'Barbershop' movies are an exuberant lesson in how comedy is a better format for penetrating social commentary than drama."

John P. McCarthy

Splat

Barnyard: The Original Party Animals (2006)

"A paint-by-numbers endeavor that will keep its target audience occupied but doesn't accomplish much else."

A. J. Hakari

Tomato

Basic (2003)

"With its twists and turns almost spinning out of control, 'Basic' kept me guessing about whodunit until the very last second."

Betty Jo Tucker

Splat

Basic Instinct 2 (2006)

"The rest of the film may be murky and dull, but physically, it's hard to take your eyes off Stone. She's absolutely stunning. "

Diana Saenger

Tomato

Batman - Gotham Knight (2008)

"'Batman:Gotham Knight' delivers a take on Batman you've never quite seen before, doing the character thematic justice while staking a stylish claim all its own."

A. J. Hakari

-

Batman Begins (2005)

"Christian Bale: The New Batman"

Betty Jo Tucker

Tomato

Batman Begins (2005)

"'Batman Begins' may be the best comic book adaptation I've seen."

Diana Saenger

Tomato

Batman Begins (2005)

"Who knows where it may lead, but compared to other Batman movies, 'Batman Begins' is a stupendous start."

John P. McCarthy

Tomato

Bats (1999)

"It should provide a welcome fix for many horror film addicts."

Betty Jo Tucker

Splat

Battle in Heaven (2006)

"'Battle in Heaven' includes more than a few dry patches in the story where, literally, nothing happens."

A. J. Hakari

Tomato

Battle in Heaven (2006)

"A riveting work for anyone interested in how filmmaking devices can be used to make the whole greater than the sum of its individual parts. "

Donald J. Levit

Tomato

Battle of Algiers (1966)

"'The Battle of Algiers' serves potent warning to those who envision warfare, or any Western-dictated settlement, in areas so hungry and so foreign."

Donald J. Levit

-

The Battle of Shaker Heights (2003)

Click here to see the review.

Frank Wilkins

Tomato

Battleship Potemkin (1925)

"Packs so much eye-and-heart power that its abrupt ending seems to come hard on the opening rather than an hour-and-a-third later."

Donald J. Levit

Splat

Be Cool (2005)

"Just as there's nothing lamer than people who think they're cool, watching a movie that thinks it's cool is tedious."

John P. McCarthy

Splat

The Beach (2000)

"By attempting to combine elements of mystery, adventure, action and romance, 'The Beach' becomes too jumbled to follow with much interest."

Betty Jo Tucker

Tomato

Beaches (1988)

"A poignant tribute to the joys and tribulations of friendship."

Betty Jo Tucker

-

Beaches (1988)

Click here to see the review.

Betty Jo Tucker

Tomato

Bear's Kiss (2002)

"A flawed but effective dark parable of loneliness and love."

Donald J. Levit

Tomato

Beautiful Boxer (2005)

"One cannot help but be in this winning champion's corner."

Donald J. Levit

Splat

A Beautiful Mind (2001)

"As John Nash, Russell Crowe projects the 'warts-and-all' persona of a genius trying to conquer mental illness. But I can't help reacting negatively to most biopics. I never know what's real and what's made-up -- kinda like Nash himself."

Betty Jo Tucker

-

Beauty Shop (2005)

"'Beauty Shop' Cast Had Fun"

Diana Saenger

  
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