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Rating	Title Year	Quote	Author

Tomato 3/4	Rachel Getting Married (2008)	"Throbs with life from title to credits, employing perhaps the most authentic characters you'll see on screen this year."	Alissa Wilkinson
Splat 2/4	Racing Stripes (2005)	"Racing Stripes never pulls ahead of the pack, but it's good for a few laps around the track."	Peter T. Chattaway
Splat C	Radio (2003)	"Despite the fine efforts of Harris and Gooding, Jr., Radio nearly drowns in James Horner's overbearingly sentimental music."	Jeffrey Overstreet
Tomato 2.5/4	Raise Your Voice (2004)	"Duff carries off the lead role with confidence and grace, exuding a kind of fresh-faced naivet� not often found in other young female stars these days."	CT Staff
Tomato 3/4	Raising Helen (2004)	"As far as heartwarming comedies go, this one has all the parts necessary: the heart, the warmth, and the comedy."	CT Staff
Splat 2/4	Rambo (2008)	"Talk about mixed movie messages -- I fear the more important part of the movie gets buried in the bloodshed. You could say that Rambo shoots himself in the foot."	Russ Breimeier
Tomato 4/4	Ratatouille (2007)	"There is so much to enjoy and celebrate here, Ratatouille deserves more than a review: it could (and probably will) inspire books about creativity and good taste."	Jeffrey Overstreet
Tomato 3.5/4	Ray (2004)	"The directing is sure-handed, the script intelligent, and the acting strong, especially the amazing performance from Foxx."	Russ Breimeier
Splat 2.5/4	The Reader (2008)	"Moviegoers may find themselves unable to dismiss the film outright, but also unable to put a finger on what the movie is really about, or how it should have been about it."	Peter T. Chattaway
Splat 0.5/4	The Reaping (2007)	"When Ben exclaims, 'There's still three plagues to go! We gotta get outta here!', most viewers will have already come to that same conclusion..."	Jeffrey Overstreet
Splat 2.5/4	The Reckoning (2004)	"[It's] a film with a lot on its mind -- perhaps too much. ... As it is, philosophical dilemmas spread through the film like a plague until they finally claim its life."	Jeffrey Overstreet
Tomato 9/10	Red Cliff (2009)	"Many people see Red Cliff as Hong Kong actioneer John Woo's return to form. I'm not one of them. John Woo has never once made a film I've liked. Until now."	Brandon Fibbs
Splat 2/4	Red Eye (2005)	"Fans of the thriller genre will probably be scared and entertained, but seeing Red Eye is more like watching a good television show than a good movie."	Stefan Ulstein
Tomato 3/4	Reign Over Me (2007)	"Sandler gives his best performance yet (at least my favorite) by creating a very real person who's screwed up%u2014but realistically and sympathetically screwed up."	Todd Hertz
Splat 2/4	Religulous (2008)	"It's meant to "prove" that religious belief and intelligence are mutually exclusive. If you believe that, this movie is for you. For everyone else, it's a trifling and shoddy tirade."	Brett McCracken
Splat 2/4	Rendition (2007)	"Rendition's approach feels additionally preachy and one-noted because its message is bigger than both the story and the human element."	Todd Hertz
Splat 2/4	Rent (2005)	"For all the big themes Rent deals with -- love, death, injustice, community -- it still seems a bit superficial"	Lisa Ann Cockrel
Tomato 4/4	Rescue Dawn (2007)	"Even as this film is being proclaimed as Herzog's "most accessible" yet, there are still some serious layers of beauty and depth that go beyond most any film you'll see this year."	Brett McCracken
Splat 2/4	Reservation Road (2007)	"These actors are far too good for this material. The problem lies with the script, which relies on lazy manipulation to advance the plot."	Brandon Fibbs
Splat 1.5/4	Resident Evil: Apocalypse (2004)	"Just because a film is about the undead, that doesn't mean the film itself has to feel like it was made by the undead or for the undead."	Peter T. Chattaway
Tomato 3/4	Revolutionary Road (2008)	"A showcase for DiCaprio and Winslet's formidable talents, and they are up to the challenge of playing tortured, well intentioned but ultimately doomed victims of dashed dreams."	Brett McCracken
Splat 2/4	Righteous Kill (2008)	"As far as De Niro-Pacino interaction, I'll take five minutes of Heat to a hundred minutes of Righteous Kill any day."	Russ Breimeier
Tomato 4/4	The Road (2009)	"It's fitting that The Road opens at Thanksgiving. It will thrill you, unsettle you, but mostly remind you that even in the darkest of times there is much to be thankful for."	Brett McCracken
Tomato 2.5/4	Robots (2005)	"A fun ride with plenty of laughs, excitement and touching moments about living out your dreams no matter your make, model or build."	Todd Hertz
Tomato 3/4	Rock School (2005)	"Watching the students band together to rock -- and the faces of the audience and participants when they realize what these kids are capable of -- is a joy."	Lisa Ann Cockrel
Tomato 3/4	Rocky Balboa (2006)	"The purpose is to show us that Stallone and his creation have both still got it. All they ask is that we give them a chance. Thankfully, the new film rewards our indulgence."	Peter T. Chattaway
Splat 1/4	Rory O'Shea Was Here (2005)	"A technical mess. The final version looks like an unfinished cut."	Mary Lasse
Tomato 3/4	Rosenstrasse (2004)	"In spite of some manipulation and improbability, Rosenstrasse made me feel good for a good, historical reason, and it didn't minimize anyone's suffering in the process."	CT Staff
Tomato 2.5/4	Rumor Has It... (2005)	"The movie shines when allowing the characters to just exist in their world together, without the forced and tired romantic comedy plot weighing on them."	Todd Hertz
Tomato 2.5/4	RV (2006)	"There are some sequences where you will love the characters and others where you can't stand them. Hmm, maybe RV is close to the real thing after all."	Russ Breimeier

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