ROTTEN TOMATOES: Rotten Tomatoes: Celebrities - Celebrity Movie Stars from your Favorite Movies

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Rating	Title Year	Quote	Author

Tomato	The Page Turner (2007)	"Dercourt washes the film in a chillingly remorseless suspense. . . . the story, as taut as a razor-sharp piano string, offers a few sly, subtle sexual knots before the final bloody note is struck."	Brian Gibson
Splat	The Painted Veil (2006)	"Why, ultimately, leave 1920s England to see a tragic romance between two Brits? Part this veil, and the atmosphere dissolves into a smokescreen, the backdrop revealed as a chasm between cultures."	Brian Gibson
Tomato	Paprika (2007)	"Its visual collision of mindscapes, films within films and dreams within dreams cascade into a dizzying rush that easily washes away the humdrum dialogue and somewhat sketchy plot."	Brian Gibson
Tomato 3/5	Paradise Lost 2: Revelations (2000)	No article available.	Brian Gibson
Tomato 5/5	Paradise Lost: The Child Murders at Robin Hood Hills (1996)	"powerful, galling documentary"	Brian Gibson
Tomato 5/5	Paris, Texas (1984)	No article available.	Paul Matwychuk
Splat	Paul Blart: Mall Cop (2009)	"Like a mall, has long stretches where you see nothing of interest and a generally stale air to it. Unlike a mall, you can't just browse and then move on to a better section."	Brian Gibson
Tomato	Pavee Lackeen (2005)	"More documentary than drama even as lyric images whisper past . . . slowly burns itself into the memory."	Brian Gibson
-	A Perfect Getaway (2009)	"SideVue: Horror Away From Home. Considers "travel-terror" films in light of A Perfect Getaway."	Brian Gibson
Tomato	Persepolis (2007)	"A lot of beautiful animated sequences that could only come to life in movement . . . We've had this incredible wave of films giving us Iran from an insider's point of view--maybe now it's time for the exile's."	Brian Gibson
-	Persepolis (2007)	"SideVue: Police, Perception, Persepolis. Considers the rebelliousness and realism of Iranian cinema in light of the post-Ahmadinejad election uprising and bloodshed in Tehran."	Brian Gibson
Splat 2/5	Pet Sematary (1989)	No article available.	Paul Matwychuk
Tomato	The Pianist (2002)	"There's a rock-solid authenticity to every scene of The Pianist that seems utterly unquestionable to me."	Paul Matwychuk
Tomato 4/5	A Place Called Chiapas (1998)	No article available.	Brian Gibson
Tomato 4/5	Platform (2000)	No article available.	Brian Gibson
-	Polytechnique (2009)	"SideVue: Gunning For The Truth. Considers the recent phenomenon of shooting-sprees in schools and elsewhere, in light of Denis Villeneuve's film."	Brian Gibson
Tomato	The Pool (2008)	"Shimmers silently. A quietly remarkable film, for its seeming simplicity, its careful rhythms, and its interest in a place and its spirit."	Brian Gibson
Tomato	Possession (2002)	"Neil LaBute�s most mature movie yet, the work of a moralist coming to terms with a world of blurred morals."	Josef Braun
Tomato 4/5	Il Postino (1995)	No article available.	Paul Matwychuk
Splat	Power and Terror: Noam Chomsky in Our Times (2002)	"This sometimes fawning documentary is selling a simple image of Chomsky to his faithful, not expanding on or further discussing the man�s ideas."	Brian Gibson
Tomato 3/5	Predator (1987)	No article available.	Brian Gibson
Tomato	The Prisoner Or: How I Planned To Kill Tony Blair (2007)	"Yunis's surreal moments of imprisoned hell are emphasized with comic book illustrations and people's words as captions. It's a cartoonish nightmare with ordinary Iraqis, who've only known America through pop-culture TV, becoming trapped in easy stereotype"	Brian Gibson
-	A Problem With Fear (2003)	"For A Problem With Fear, Burns really wanted to let the camera tell the tale. . . . 'I wanted to make this film less expository.'"	Brian Gibson
Tomato 4/5	The Producers (1968)	No article available.	Paul Matwychuk
Tomato 4/5	Project Grizzly (1996)	No article available.	Brian Gibson
Tomato	PU-239	"An environmentally minded, politically charged thriller. The way that life ends with a whimper, not a bang, in a Russia even more fissured by self-interest, is heartbreaking."	Brian Gibson
Tomato	Pumpkin (2002)	"Pumpkin is a movie that resists categorization, that manages wit, intelligence, audacity and pointed social commentary while still entertaining us with a terrifically bizarre combination of soapy, ultra-stylized satire and blackly comic fairytale."	Josef Braun
Tomato	Punch-Drunk Love (2002)	"Unlike any romantic comedy this year, with a vision so wondrously off-kilter that you�ll be swept off your feet by it, even if you don�t fall in love at first sight."	Brian Gibson
Tomato 5/5	Purple Noon (1960)	No article available.	Paul Matwychuk

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