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Rating	Title Year	Quote	Author

Tomato 6/10	W. (2008)	"Rather simplistic and reductive, but something tells me Oliver Stone didn't mind it turning out that way."	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 7/10	Waitress (2007)	"Its almost-bedtime-story delivery heightens its design as a parable about finding focus and clarity after enduring much chaos and wading through the mud."	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 9/10	Waking Life (2001)	"Innovatively animated, philosophically curious, and a perfect representation of a dream world ... a marvelous work of art."	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 7/10	Walk the Line (2005)	"With its lead stars up to the task of lifting up a rather old formula, Walk the Line manages to do just that."	Jeffrey Chen
Splat 3/10	Walking Tall (2004)	"Look, I absolutely dig The Rock, but he really needs to get away from these simplistic Vince McMahon-backed productions."	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 10/10	WALL-E (2008)	"It wouldn't be a stretch to call the movie pitch perfect."	Jeffrey Chen
Splat 4/10	Wanted (2008)	"A version of The Matrix that didn't bother to construct a thoughtful mythology for its universe, and a version of Shoot 'Em Up that plays it too straight."	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 7/10	War of the Worlds (2005)	"The good parts are really good and the bad parts are really bad."	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 8/10	Watchmen (2009)	"A movie fascinating to watch while asking us to contemplate moral relativity, the futility of life ... and other heady concepts you might fully expect to find in not just another comic book movie."	Jeffrey Chen
Splat 6/10	Wedding Crashers (2005)	"The promise of its raunchy spirit is eventually overthrown by a gooey sentimentality."	Jeffrey Chen
Splat 3/10	The Wedding Planner (2001)	"One of the more confused romantic comedies."	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 6/10	Wendy and Lucy (2008)	"[Wendy's] story works on an empathetic, functional level, and it thankfully resists extreme turns of any kind, though that lack of distinction also contributes to the generalization of both her character and this particular scenario."	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 7/10	Whale Rider (2003)	"[Keisha Castle-Hughes] makes believable a character that, frankly, was written to be flawless."	Jeffrey Chen
Splat 6/10	What Lies Beneath (2000)	"Nicely-crafted thriller ... [but] not a very deep movie."	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 7/10	Wheel of Time (2005)	"Herzog clearly communicates an outsider-looking-in status in Wheel of Time."	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 10/10	When Harry Met Sally... (1989)	"When Harry Met Sally... not only presents a love story in a realistic and relatable fashion, it manages to be a hilarious movie, with some of the best lines, dialogues, and exchanges to be found in any movie."	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 7/10	Where the Wild Things Are (2009)	"A heartfelt expression of the blacks, whites, and greys of childhood emotions as Jonze understands it, and he does deserve credit for presenting them with an ugly realism."	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 8/10	The White Diamond (2005)	"The film is one small story and how it can be presented and interpreted to mean so much, giving significance to a more introspective definition of triumph."	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 8/10	Who Killed The Electric Car? (2006)	"This year's Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room -- an investigatory expos� on callous, myopic corporate greed."	Jeffrey Chen
Splat 3/10	Wicker Park (2004)	"Wicker Park's story and execution are exercises in obfuscation, but sadly, in both cases, all the smoke and mirrors are working hard to obscure nothing of interest."	Jeffrey Chen
Splat 3/10	Wild Hogs (2007)	"Wasn't my cup of tea ... Although I'll go ahead and say there were a couple of good jokes here and there involving birds."	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 8/10	Willard (2003)	"For those who appreciate dark fun with a slice of camp, a dose of B-movie sensibility, and a side of over-the-top performances, Willard offers a good time."	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 7/10	Wimbledon (2004)	"I'll admit that my interest in tennis softened me up for this rather predictable sports romance."	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 7/10	Win a Date with Tad Hamilton! (2004)	"The movie is sincere -- not mean, not insulting, but sweet and thoughtful."	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 10/10	Winged Migration (2003)	"The movie is, in three words, beautiful beautiful beautiful."	Jeffrey Chen
Splat 6/10	World Trade Center (2006)	"The movie means well, and we can appreciate the sentiment; it works on the level of heartbreaking spectacle, but it doesn't add more to our wisdom."	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 7/10	The World's Fastest Indian (2005)	"A crowdpleaser with some pacing issues."	Jeffrey Chen
Tomato 9/10	The Wrestler (2008)	"The absolute key to the movie's success is that it's mainly one actor playing one man in a way that we can join him inside his skin, and that's all the movie needs to be about, just pure pathos."	Jeffrey Chen

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