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

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Rating	Title Year	Quote	Author

-	Camp (2003)	Click here to see the review.	Robert Wilonsky
Tomato	Capturing the Friedmans (2003)	"Ranks among the most harrowing and heartbreaking films ever made about the destruction of an American family."	Robert Wilonsky
Tomato	Catch Me If You Can (2002)	"Its maker, Steven Spielberg, hasn't had so much fun in two decades, since he was schlepping Indiana Jones around the globe in search of a giant misplaced ashtray."	Robert Wilonsky
Splat	Cellular (2004)	"If you can cast all semblance of logic aside, it's sort of fun."	Luke Y. Thompson
Splat	The Chateau (2002)	"An occasionally funny, but overall limp, fish-out-of-water story."	Andy Klein
Tomato	Children of the Century (2002)	"Benefits not only from Filac's cinematography but also from the two leads, whose chemistry is immediately apparent."	Andy Klein
Splat	Christmas with the Kranks (2004)	"It's a celebration of conformity, a film that begs for laughs by mocking and ridiculing anyone who harbors an original thought or action."	Robert Wilonsky
Tomato	City by the Sea (2002)	"It's a testament to De Niro and director Michael Caton-Jones that by movie's end, we accept the characters and the film, flaws and all."	Luke Y. Thompson
-	City of Ghosts (2003)	Click here to see the review.	Bill Gallo
Tomato	City of God (2003)	"Emotionally gripping from start to finish, the movie presents an electrifying and unforgettable look at life in a place that God has all but forgotten."	Jean Oppenheimer
Splat	Coach Carter (2005)	"Not even Jackson's thundering dynamism lifts the drama from mediocrity."	Bill Gallo
Tomato	Coffee and Cigarettes (2004)	"You have to revisit that record time after time to appreciate the concept, to figure it out, to admire it, to groove on it, to get it."	Robert Wilonsky
Splat	Cold Creek Manor (2003)	"As scary and predictable as a trip to the supermarket."	Robert Wilonsky
Tomato	Cold Mountain (2003)	"It's grand-scale moviemaking you can feel in your heart and in your gut -- at once stirringly romantic and ruthlessly counter-romantic, just like the ambitious Charles Frazier best seller from which it was adapted."	Bill Gallo
Splat	Collateral (2004)	"Cruise has almost nothing going for him this time around in the way of props, and even less than usual in the way of character."	Bill Gallo
Tomato	Comedian (2002)	"[O]ften a capable documentary on an interesting subject, even if it doesn't probe as deeply as it could."	Luke Y. Thompson
-	The Company (2003)	Click here to see the review.	Melissa Levine
Tomato	Confidence (2003)	"Finally [Burns] seems comfortable playing leading man, to the point where he can look Hoffman in the eye without coming off like a kid drowning in the deep end."	Robert Wilonsky
Splat	Connie and Carla (2004)	"A penny-dreadful imitation of one of Hollywood's most inimitable comedies."	Bill Gallo
Tomato	Constantine (2005)	"A deceptively thoughtful tale tricked up like an action movie; it's beautiful to look at but even more lovely to ruminate over."	Robert Wilonsky
Tomato	Control Room (2004)	"It puts us in the shoes of men and women for whom the war is not something distant and intangible but a bloodbath in their own back yard, which makes them the very definition of embedded journalists."	Robert Wilonsky
Splat	The Cooler (2003)	"The film might work just fine were it not for that huge lump of sunny, school-play redemption it asks us to swallow."	Bill Gallo
-	The Corporation (2004)	Click here to see the review.	Melissa Levine
Splat	Criminal (2004)	"It instantly earns a place alongside Jim McBride's pointless American take on Godard's Breathless on Hollywood's long, long shelf of misguided remakes."	Bill Gallo

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