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Rating	Title Year	Quote	Author

Tomato 9/10	Rabbit-Proof Fence (2002)	"A journey representing a people's unbreakable spirit."	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 9/10	Rachel Getting Married (2008)	"The undercurrent of love fights with the overcurrent of resentment in Rachel Getting Married, a movie incredibly alive, honest, and messy."	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 7/10	Radio (2003)	"It's difficult to be hard-hearted about a film wearing a 'Commit random acts of kindness!' bumper sticker and meaning it."	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 10/10	Raising Victor Vargas (2003)	"These teens are not off-putting nor rude and crude, as so many movies like to make teens out to be. They are human ... the movie gives much respect to the intelligence they have inside."	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 6/10	Rambo (2008)	"Straightforward wish fulfillment -- imagine what crimes against humanity we could punish if we had real, indestructible Rambos."	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 10/10	Ratatouille (2007)	"Animation shouldn't be just for kids -- animation should be used to tell good stories ... And, with its many strengths, Ratatouille is a great story, and a great movie."	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 7/10	Ray (2004)	"Although this glittery film doesn't really break any new ground, it's still a nice tribute to a man who did."	Jeffrey Chen
Splat 5/10	The Reader (2008)	"It tries for depth while holding your hand and glossing its surface; in the end, you get what you'd expect, which is a decent Holocaust-related drama, and not much more."	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 10/10	Rear Window (1954)	"What a great movie."	Jeffrey Chen
Splat 4/10	The Recruit (2003)	"Tries hard to work its audience into a second-guessing frenzy just for the sake of doing it."	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 7/10	Red Dragon (2002)	"Feels like a movie factory-assembled from proven cinematic techniques, storytelling devices, and actors going through the motions. It mostly works, too, as far as being entertaining is concerned."	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 7/10	Red Eye (2005)	"Almost too happy to be your standard, paranoid, woman-in-peril, audience participation thriller."	Jeffrey Chen
Splat 5/10	Reign of Fire (2002)	"I realized that no matter how fantastic Reign of Fire looked, its story was making no sense at all."	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 8/10	Religulous (2008)	"Wants to be a wakeup call in a room where the people are willing to sleep just a little too deeply."	Jeffrey Chen
Splat 5/10	Resident Evil (2002)	"Certainly not a good movie, but it wasn't horrible either."	Jeffrey Chen
Splat 6/10	Return to Never Land (2002)	"Mostly good work, but still weighed down by many second-rate elements."	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 8/10	The Ring (2002)	"A bona fide Saturday night chill-fest that tries to creep you out by getting under your skin."	Jeffrey Chen
Splat 5/10	The Ring Two (2005)	"There's really nowhere left to go."	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 8/10	Ringu (1998)	"Good ol' urban legend stuff."	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 8/10	The Road Home (2001)	"A touching little pleasure. The story is about as uncomplicated as it can get, and the visuals and the performance of Zhang Ziyi are there for the audience to simply soak-in."	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 8/10	Road to Perdition (2002)	"Such a good-looking picture deserved to have more depth and unpredictability in its story. But it does stand out as a personal and unique entry in a time-worn genre, and that may be good enough."	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 10/10	Robocop (1987)	"I want to write some kind of terribly detailed explanation of why this is my favorite movie of all time. Quite simply, everything in the movie works for me."	Jeffrey Chen
Splat 6/10	Robots (2005)	"How can something so richly ambitious in look and design be so unambitious in personality?"	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 8/10	Roger Dodger (2002)	"Takes delight in skewering [Roger's] carefully-formed suppositions while never entirely disproving his theories."	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 9/10	The Royal Tenenbaums (2001)	"Wilson and Anderson have served up a plate of hilariously imperfect characters to populate the world of the Tenenbaum family."	Jeffrey Chen
Splat 2/10	The Rules of Attraction (2002)	"Depicts the sorriest and most sordid of human behavior on the screen, then laughs at how clever it's being."	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 7/10	The Rundown (2003)	"Through the jumble emerges The Rock, who becomes the main reason to see this movie. He turns it into a personal playground and does what he was meant to do -- get the audience on his side."	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 8/10	Rush Hour 2 (2001)	"A well-honed stunts-and-shtick flick."	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 10/10	Russian Ark (2002)	"[Characterizes] history as a large rush of information so huge, alive, and easy to get lost in that it would feel a shame if there existed nothing to give us a conduit to it."	Jeffrey Chen

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