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Rating	Title Year	Quote	Author

Splat D-	Panic Room (2002)	"Jodie Foster locks herself into a room for nearly an entire film… unfortunately, she probably should have done that prior to principal photography."	David Foucher
Tomato A	The Passion of the Christ (2004)	"Mel Gibson’s personal vision of the persecution and death of Christ is relentless, brutal... and brilliant."	David Foucher
Splat 0/5	Paul McCartney: The Space Within Us (2006)	"Sir Cute Beatle, hoarse of voice and haggard of appearance, in an enervated excuse of a concert movie."	Phil Hall
Splat C+	Paycheck (2003)	"Ben Affleck’s latest action flick comes on strong, but ends up just another action flick without sufficient funds."	David Foucher
Splat D	The Perfect Score (2004)	"“The Perfect Score” flunks its way right off the screen and right into the juvenile halls of film gone bad."	David Foucher
Splat 1/5	Pete's Dragon (1977)	"A horrid assault on the senses."	Phil Hall
Splat C	Peter Pan (2003)	"The latest version of J.M. Barrie’s book hits the screen... alas, all we got was a shadow of the tale."	David Foucher
Tomato A-	Phone Booth (2003)	"Joel Schumacher’s latest film is a thrilling, suspenseful 90 minutes... and it’s great entertainment."	David Foucher
Tomato A	Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (2007)	"Captain Jack returns for the climactic conclusion to Disney's swashbuckling trilogy %u2013 and Keith Richards notwithstanding, the movie rocks."	David Foucher
Tomato A	Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest (2006)	"More swordplay, more swashbuckling, more Jack Sparrow. What's not to love?"	David Foucher
Tomato A	Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003)	"This rousing adventure starring Johnny Depp, Geoffrey Rush and Orlando Bloom gets off to a slow start, but for summer entertainment this year you won't find a better film."	David Foucher
Tomato B	Pooh's Heffalump Movie (2005)	"Heads out of the treehouse at an abominable crawl, but once the honey starts to flow, it picks up speed and becomes the sweetest film of the series."	David Foucher
Tomato B	Poseidon (2006)	"'Titanic' went down to the tune of $600 million, so it's no surprise that 'Poseidon' is now rising from the depths. Action-packed yet thematically barren, it will rivet audiences, if only momentarily."	David Foucher
Tomato 3/5	Poster Boy (2006)	"Offers an affirmation that conservatives are not ready to cast that proverbial first stone."	Phil Hall
Tomato A	The Prestige (2006)	"It's all about prestidigitation, folks - and Nolan's hugely entertaining film performs the best sleight-of-hand this side of Vegas."	David Foucher
Tomato B+	Pride (2007)	"This surprisingly entertaining movie defies its formulaic plot and delivers a well-executed tale of team spirit."	David Foucher
Tomato B+	The Prize Winner of Defiance, Ohio (2005)	"Julianne Moore delivers another hard-hitting performance as a 1950s housewife – and despite being too earnest to be entirely believable, it’s a highly rewarding film."	David Foucher
Tomato A	The Producers (2005)	"'The Producers' lives on in this whimsical, wonderful romp - a notch better than the original film, and a surprisingly apt adaptation of the Broadway show."	David Foucher
Splat 0/5	The Promise (2005)	"It is such a catastrophic failure that it is amazing to consider it was ever allowed out of China and into the global cinemas."	Phil Hall
Splat 2/5	The Puffy Chair (2006)	"A glorified home movie pretending to be an indie flick."	Phil Hall
Tomato B-	The Punisher (2004)	"Sleek, sexy, savage and entirely too serious about itself… that’s “The Punisher” in a nutshell… but three out or four ain’t bad."	David Foucher

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