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Rating	Title Year	Quote	Author

Splat 2/4	G-Force (2009)	"There's nothing wrong with G-Force that John Lasseter couldn't fix."	Steven D. Greydanus
Splat 1.5/4	G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra (2009)	"There are bound to be some 10-year-olds who will shout a hearty "Yo Joe!" (the G.I. Joe battle cry). The rest of us will more likely be crying, "Say it ain't so, Joe!""	Russ Breimeier
Tomato 2.5/4	The Game of Their Lives (2005)	"A treat for soccer fans who have yet to see their favorite game given its due on the big screen. This won't be a classic soccer movie, but it's a start."	Lisa Ann Cockrel
Splat 2/4	The Game Plan (2007)	"As comedies go, The Game Plan is srictly by the playbook, but Johnson is game for anything, and he does a fine job of entertaining the child in all of us."	Peter T. Chattaway
Tomato 2.5/4	Garfield the Movie (2004)	"People who love cats will see their own felines in Garfield. Parents who love neither Garfield nor cats will have a good time nonetheless."	Stefan Ulstein
Tomato 2.5/4	Georgia Rule (2007)	"Not just another bratty teen movie, but one that delves into the intriguing and heartbreaking reasons behind the brattiness."	Camerin Courtney
Splat 2/4	Get Smart (2008)	"Get Smart features near-perfect casting with Steve Carell and Anne Hathaway, and it largely captures the spirit of the original show. But it's just not funny."	Todd Hertz
Tomato 3/4	Ghost Town (2008)	"Funny and heartwarming, this love letter to New York City's Upper East Side is refreshingly free of flashy special effects and paranormal gags."	Brandon Fibbs
Tomato 3/4	Girls Rock! (2008)	"Girls Rock! is a success story because of the earnest heart with which it introduces us to some girls who don't realize how much they really do rock."	Todd Hertz
Tomato 3.5/4	Glory Road (2006)	"It's Remember the Titans on the basketball court. Count it right up there with the best of Disney's fine sports flicks. "	Mark Moring
Tomato 3/4	God Grew Tired of Us (2007)	"God may be tired of us, but if these men's lives are any indication, he certainly isn't finished with us."	Camerin Courtney
Splat 2/4	Godsend (2004)	"The script is long on the Big Issues, but comes up short in compelling dialogue. It needed a couple more drafts."	Stefan Ulstein
Splat 2.5/4	The Golden Compass (2007)	"The Golden Compass wraps things up in less than two hours -- zipping from one plot point to the next -- and it feels rather rushed as a result."	Peter T. Chattaway
Tomato 4/4	Gone Baby Gone (2007)	"By marrying an intense thriller with bigger issues and a three-dimensional lead, Gone Baby Gone isn't only hard-hitting, it's also meaningful, emotional and resonating."	Todd Hertz
Tomato 3/4	Good Bye, Lenin! (2004)	"Succeeds as a comedy, as a glimpse at a tumultuous time in European history, and as a thoughtful look at the great lengths to which people will go for important relationships."	Angie Ward
Splat 2.5/4	The Good German (2006)	"The Good German suggests that they can still make 'em like they used to, but also reminds us that there's more to a good movie than good looks."	Russ Breimeier
Tomato 3.5/4	Good Night. And, Good Luck (2005)	"Many will see it as a cautionary tale: Don't let anyone else do your thinking for you. The truth is the thing. Cherish it and defend it. "	Stefan Ulstein
Tomato 3/4	The Good Shepherd (2006)	"Stoic, simmering and almost film noir, The Good Shepherd creates a very dangerous and intriguing world"	Todd Hertz
Tomato 3/4	A Good Woman (2005)	"If you enjoy the charming wit of films such as An Ideal Husband or Enchanted April, you'll probably be Wilde about A Good Woman."	Camerin Courtney
Tomato 3.5/4	The Gospel (2005)	"A more-than-fine movie -- the kind that Christians who like to complain about Hollywood should support, and the kind that may appeal to people who aren't interested in church."	LaTonya Taylor
Tomato 4/2	The Gospel of John (2003)	"The "Word made flesh" has now become the Word made visible. In an age of visuals, it might just attract many who would never take the time to read John's gospel."	CT Staff
Splat 1.5/4	Grace is Gone (2007)	"Cusack deserves high praise for his terrific work as an emotionally cold man suddenly devastated by grief, but this effort is expended on a vehicle that has little going for it in the first place."	Frederica Mathewes-Green
Tomato 3.5/4	Gran Torino (2008)	"As Walt discovers, we can lament change all we want, but ultimately what's gone is gone. What's important is what we leave behind--our successes, failures, and '72 Detroit-made muscle cars."	Brett McCracken
Tomato 2.5/4	The Great Buck Howard (2009)	"Light, witty, and occasionally thoughtful, The Great Buck Howard is a good Saturday-afternoon popcorn flick for teens and adults."	Alissa Wilkinson
Tomato 3/4	The Great Debaters (2007)	"The plot holes and formulaic feel are overcome by the superb acting. As is true in the world of debate, carefully chosen and delivered words win the day."	Camerin Courtney
Splat 1.5/4	The Great Raid (2005)	"While the historical events depicted were unusual and cause for genuine celebration, the film that depicts these events is a dull, by-the-numbers set of war-movie clich�s."	Peter T. Chattaway
Tomato 3.5/4	The Greatest Game Ever Played (2005)	"Greatest Game succeeds because it has enough history and authenticity to please golf enthusiasts while maintaining enough heart and human drama to appeal to the rest."	Russ Breimeier
Splat 2.5/4	The Grudge (2004)	"As a pure, light, PG-13 thrill machine, The Grudge is fairly successful. But it is not especially memorable."	Peter T. Chattaway
Splat 2/4	The Guardian (2006)	"It's just plain too long. About an hour and a half into it, I began to wonder how it would end, but about two hours into it, I began to wonder when it would end."	Peter T. Chattaway

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