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Tomato	G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra (2009)	"G.I. Joe must be understood as an authentic measurement of our cultural values. Its appeal to the pop-commercial synapses also demonstrates livelier filmmaking than such utter banality as Iron Man and Star Trek and Harry Potter�s Half-Blooded Chintz."	Armond White
Tomato	Gentlemen Broncos (2009)	"This is personal filmmaking, surveying the private emotions that generally embarrass people or make us feel out of step -- a daring proposition in an era that frantically insists upon marketable conformity."	Armond White
Tomato	George A. Romero's Diary of the Dead (2008)	"The times have changed, but [Romero's] unflinching portrait of humanity’s innately self-destructive tendencies hasn’t frayed a bit."	Eric Kohn
Splat	Get Smart (2008)	"Get Smart tempts one toward the cynical thought that summer entertainment is deliberately meaningless. Should Hollywood ever grow up, Carrell and Hathaway would be ideal for another remake: God forbid it�s TV�s Moonlighting, but how about The Thin Man?"	Armond White
Tomato	Ghosts of Cite Soleil (2007)	"Cit� Soleil is the scariest and most captivating ghost story you�ll see this year."	Jason Singer
Tomato	Gigantic (2008)	"There�s still something compelling about watching such a talented cast navigate the choppy waters of Aselton�s world."	Mark Peikert
Splat	A Girl Cut in Two (2008)	"The film�s cerebral affectations unravel because neither one is ultimately able to carry the film�s disjointed plot."	Simon Abrams
Tomato	The Girl on the Train (2009)	"It�s a love story from the uniquely expansive -- and inquiring -- point of view that makes T�chin� France�s most fascinating contemporary filmmaker."	Armond White
Splat	The Girlfriend Experience (2009)	"It�s a millennial dirge for people who don�t know the spiritual/materialist crisis Godard predicted in Nouvelle Vague."	Armond White
Tomato	Girls Rock! (2008)	"The pacing and tone of Girls Rock! match its subject perfectly."	Raphaela Weissman
Tomato	The Go-Getter (2008)	"More than a movie about becoming an adult, The Go-Getter is a feature-length audition reel for Deschanel to finally get the roles she deserves."	Mark Peikert
Tomato	Golda's Balcony (2007)	"The whole shebang would be nothing without the strength of its sole performer. Fortunately, Harper sustains the play without fail."	Eric Kohn
Splat	The Golden Compass (2007)	"Theologically confused and culturally contrived, The Golden Compass is devoid of charm and mystery."	Armond White
Splat	Gomorrah (2009)	"Drained of energy and vigor, Gomorrah confuses gangster fantasy for art."	Armond White
Splat	Gone Baby Gone (2007)	"So far this year, no other movie has more risible dialogue."	Armond White
Splat	Gonzo: The Life and Work of Dr. Hunter S. Thompson (2008)	"Multiple phantasmagorical scenes from Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas often reduce Gonzo to an over-spiced pudding of pastiche and talking heads. Matters are hardly helped with some cloying musical interludes."	Felicia Feaster
Tomato	Good Dick (2008)	"Good Dick manages to be a squirmily charming romantic movie, chockablock with surprising details."	Mark Peikert
Tomato	Goodbye Solo (2009)	"Bahrani has not told the quintessential American story, but it's certainly a potent one."	Eric Kohn
Splat	Goya's Ghosts (2007)	"Ultimately fails to match the competence of its director."	Eric Kohn
Tomato	Grace is Gone (2007)	"Sure, it�s a tearjerker with more than a few mushy moments of unhindered grief, but they match the situation. So does Cusack."	Eric Kohn
Splat	Gran Torino (2008)	"This is pitiful, nostalgic fun for Dirty Harry fanatics. Yet it lacks the political edge that made the Dirty Harry movies provocative."	Armond White
Splat	Guest of Cindy Sherman (2009)	"Paul H-O might have exposed �dealers� who were agents, publicists, protectors -- the real movers and shakers of the culture industry -- but his romantic wounds get in the way."	Armond White
Splat	The Guitar (2008)	"After spending 45 of the movie�s 95 minutes in an orgy of consumerism, The Guitar suddenly speeds up its tempo and begins bombarding us with plot developments."	Mark Peikert
Tomato	Gunnin' for That #1 Spot (2008)	"Gunnin� is everything the fatuous, condescending Hoop Dreams was not."	Armond White

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