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

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Rating	Title Year	Quote	Author

Tomato	Baadasssss! (2004)	"Though you know it will end in eventual triumph, with the breaking of records and the making of black movie heroes, still you're sucked into the struggle."	Robert Wilonsky
-	Bad Education (2004)	Click here to see the review.	Melissa Levine
Tomato	Bad Santa (2003)	"It's a welcome gift at year's end -- bleak, nasty, raunchy, kind of truthful and absolutely hysterical."	Robert Wilonsky
Splat	The Banger Sisters (2002)	"What could and should have been a deep-felt rumination on aging ... is never more thoughtful than half-hour television."	Robert Wilonsky
Tomato	The Barbarian Invasions (2003)	"Arcand loyalists are bound to miss R�my, but at least he goes out in style. Even the antagonists will have to admit that."	Bill Gallo
Splat	Barbershop (2002)	"[I]t's certainly laudable that the movie deals with hot-button issues in a comedic context, but Barbershop isn't as funny as it should be."	Luke Y. Thompson
Splat	Basic (2003)	"McTiernan, still trying to wash the stink of Rollerball out of his clothes, tumbles further into the Abyss of Lost Filmmakers."	Robert Wilonsky
Splat	The Battle of Shaker Heights (2003)	"Perhaps it would've been best not to let Ben Affleck participate in judging the contest: Based on Gigli, it seems he wouldn't know a decent script from his own *******."	Luke Y. Thompson
Splat	Be Cool (2005)	"A note-for-note, beat-for-beat redo of its predecessor, only with all the entertaining stuff left out."	Robert Wilonsky
-	Because of Winn-Dixie (2005)	Click here to see the review.	Melissa Levine
Splat	The Big Bounce (2004)	"Elmore Leonard gets another check, but he deserves better, even 35 years after the fact."	Bill Gallo
Tomato	Big Fish (2003)	"Burton, who once used as much distancing irony in his movies as celluloid, seems no longer afraid of ordinary emotion or of dealing with people who might actually walk and breathe and die among us."	Robert Wilonsky
Splat	Biker Boyz (2003)	"It's a mild one among biker pics, a tricycle only pretending to be a Hog."	Robert Wilonsky
Splat	Birth (2004)	"You're almost tempted to laugh at Birth by the end, but by then you're too busy cursing it to bother."	Robert Wilonsky
Tomato	Blood Work (2002)	"[The film] delivers the goods, in part because of Eastwood's iconic presence and in part because of Daniels' scene-stealing work in what could have been a hokey role."	Andy Klein
-	Born Into Brothels (2004)	Click here to see the review.	Melissa Levine
Tomato	Bowling for Columbine (2002)	"Where Bowling for Columbine is at its most valuable is in its examination of America's culture of fear as a root cause of gun violence."	Luke Y. Thompson
-	Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason (2004)	Click here to see the review.	Robert Wilonsky
Tomato	Broken Wings (2004)	"This is a movie with four children at hand, but its views of ambiguity and human complexity are distinctly grown-up."	Bill Gallo
-	Bruce Almighty (2003)	Click here to see the review.	Bill Gallo
Tomato	Bukowski: Born Into This (2004)	"Born Into This, its title taken from one of his poems, is a remarkable movie, because, like Crumb or even American Splendor, it adores the very people most of us might ignore if they passed us on the street."	Robert Wilonsky
Tomato	Bus 174 (2003)	"Whatever your political stripe happens to be, or your views on the responsibilities of government, this is provocative stuff."	Bill Gallo

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