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    • Mary Brennan
    • Peter Brunette
    • Greg Burkman
    • Lyall Bush
    • David D'Arcy
    • Dominique Dibbell
    • Kathy Fennessy
    • Gemma Files
    • Ted Fry
    • Gillian Gaar
    • Shannon Gee
    • Jeff Gilbert
    • Carrie Gorringe
    • Norman Green
    • Ernest Hardy
    • John Hartl
    • Robert Horton
    • Wm. Humphrey
    • MaryAnn Johanson
    • Tom Keogh
    • Matthew Kohut
    • Laremy Legel
    • Stacy Levine
    • David Lyman
    • Moira MacDonald
    • Sean Means
    • Lucy Mohl
    • Paula Nechak
    • Jared Rapfogel
    • Susan Rathke
    • Bruce Reid
    • Jonathan F. Richards
    • Roger Schmeekle
    • Keith Simanton
    • Alice Smith
    • Eric D. Snider
    • Andy Spletzer
    • Tonia Steed
    • Bradley Steinbacher
    • Dawn Taylor
    • John Teegarden
    • Elizabeth Weitzman
    • Emily White

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Rating Title Year Quote Author

Splat

W. (2008)

" As Poppy Bush says, and says again,"You disappoint me, Junior.""

Jonathan F. Richards

Tomato

Wag the Dog (1997)

"Wag the Dog could have been a one-joke scenario, but it's consistently rescued from monotony by a smart script."

John Hartl

Splat

Wag the Dog (1997)

"When the film makes the leap from plausibly outrageous to pure satire, it slips, and the logic goes with it."

Lucy Mohl

Tomato

Wag the Dog (1997)

"Wag the Dog has the confidence to let its own jaded view speak volumes for itself."

Sean Means

Tomato

Waitress (2007)

"Waitress is not a perfectly cut, factory-line Safeway-brand slice. It does, though, serve up a generous deep-dish portion, homemade and heartfelt, that leaves a sweet taste goes down."

Mark Bourne

Tomato

War Dance (2007)

"It is wonderful to watch this joyous slice of the cultural lives of these victimized, traumatized children struggling to survive and build a better life in a desperately troubled part of the world."

Jonathan F. Richards

Splat

The Watcher (2000)

"The thinking is, if faced with a dead sequence in the editing room, flood it with light, or break it up with jump cuts, or leech the color out, or blur the image in some arty way. Whatever. It still looks dead."

Robert Horton

Tomato

Water Drops on Burning Rocks (2000)

"The film is very theatrical and admittedly 'staged,' but always purposefully."

Ernest Hardy

Splat

The Waterboy (1998)

"The peculiar comic energy of Sandler's idiot character gets lost because he's off screen for a good deal of the movie."

Robert Horton

Tomato

The Way of the Gun (2000)

"The Way Of The Gun errs once or twice on the side of needless poetry -- like most screenwriter/directors, McQuarrie is in love with the sound of his own snappy dialogue -- but never breaks its own rules or betrays its own characters."

Gemma Files

Splat

The Way of the Gun (2000)

"True to the film's title, the gun, in all its many, many forms is exalted to the point of becoming a religious icon, flashing forth in the always stylized but numbingly boring shoot-outs that seem to occupy more than half the film's length."

Peter Brunette

Splat

The Wedding Planner (2001)

"The film overloads itself."

Robert Horton

Splat

Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins (2008)

"... an appalling, revolting, thuddingly dumb movie."

Dawn Taylor

Tomato

What Dreams May Come (1998)

"Few films delight the eye the way Vincent Ward's What Dreams May Come does!"

Sean Means

Splat
C

What Happens in Vegas (2008)

"I didn't laugh much, and I never felt even an inkling of 'aw, cute!' romance -- but I didn't want to claw my eyes out, either. If that counts as a success, then I guess it's a hit."

Eric D. Snider

Splat

What Lies Beneath (2000)

"This process comes to feel laborious rather than involving."

Robert Horton

Splat

What Planet Are You From? (2000)

"Whatever planet produced this sex comedy, it's not indicating many signs of intelligent life."

John Hartl

Tomato

What Planet Are You From? (2000)

"Shandling and director Mike Nichols find a funny new way of packaging the old truth in What Planet Are You From?"

Tom Keogh

Tomato

What Women Want (2000)

"Has some honest laughs, a few touching moments, and a welcome balance between the girls and the boys."

Elizabeth Weitzman

Splat

What Women Want (2000)

"Despite the best efforts of both actors, the attraction between Gibson and Hunt doesn't flare into light."

Robert Horton

Splat

What's Cooking? (2000)

"The film collapses under the weight of stereotypes and a hackneyed concept."

Ernest Hardy

Splat

What's The Worst That Could Happen? (2001)

"The movie is a mess."

Robert Horton

Tomato

Whatever It Takes (2000)

"The geeky sidekicks in Whatever It Takes are no better or worse than those in a dozen other teen movies of recent vintage, but they get the job done."

Robert Horton

Splat

When Brendan Met Trudy (2001)

"Halfway through the movie Doyle and Walsh abandon its potential to go for easy laughs."

Tom Keogh

Splat

Where the Heart Is (2000)

"Serves up the usual homilies, but it lacks the quirky density and cinematic snap of, for instance, Jonathan Demme in his Melvin and Howard period."

Robert Horton

Splat

Where the Heart Is (2000)

"Williams and the Ganz/Mandel team never establish a consistent tone, shuttling from funny scenes to serious ones so arbitrarily that the two moods cancel each other out."

Sean Means

Splat

Where the Money Is (2000)

"Catch it on cable sometime, and enjoy."

Robert Horton

Tomato
B-

Where the Wild Things Are (2009)

"The film is lacking as a whole -- it's individual moments and scenes that make it worth seeing."

Eric D. Snider

Tomato

While You Were Sleeping (1995)

"A consistently adorable, if utterly predictable, piece of fluff."

Lucy Mohl

Tomato
B

Whip It (2009)

"Funny, agreeable, and lightly entertaining."

Eric D. Snider

Splat

Whipped (2000)

"This movie has straight-to-video written all over it."

Robert Horton

Splat

Whipped (2000)

"Cohen, an experienced feature producer but first-time director, is hung up on superficial production values over substance."

Tom Keogh

Tomato

White (1993)

"It's probably the friendliest, most enjoyable movie the Polish filmmaker has made."

John Hartl

Tomato

The White Balloon (1995)

"Raziah takes everything at face value, forcing us to look again at people and situations we would immediately judge as good or bad -- reason enough to see this film."

Andy Spletzer

Splat

The White Balloon (1995)

"There are LONG stretches of... well, real time."

Keith Simanton

Tomato

The White Balloon (1995)

"Panahi brings film back to its elemental magic."

Tom Keogh

Tomato

The Whole Nine Yards (2000)

"It produces some laughs."

Sean Means

Tomato

The Widow of St. Pierre (2001)

"Granted, a heavy period drama about an impending execution doesn't sound like your typical date movie. But it doesn't get much more romantic than this."

Elizabeth Weitzman

Tomato

The Wild Bunch (1969)

"The director was one of the very few filmmakers who could create a world that, however nastier or more brutish than the one we live in, never felt smaller or less complex."

Bruce Reid

Tomato

Wild Wild West (1999)

"Wild Wild West is hardly flawless, but it's lots of fun nevertheless."

Peter Brunette

Splat

Winnie the Pooh - The Tigger Movie (2000)

"There's something about The Tigger Movie that exemplifies the subpar state of movies today."

Robert Horton

Tomato
3.5/4

Winter Soldier (1972)

"The most chilling aspect of "Winter Soldier" is that, 34 years down the road, it feels fresh."

Sean Means

Tomato

The Wisdom of Crocodiles (1998)

"Raises the most profound issues about the difference between humans and animals, good and evil, truth and lies."

Peter Brunette

Tomato

With a Friend Like Harry (2001)

"A quiet delight."

Peter Brunette

Splat

Woman on the Beach (2006)

"You won't need a degree in Korean cinema to anticipate that complications will arise."

Jonathan F. Richards

Splat

Woman on Top (2000)

"An actively annoying experience."

Robert Horton

Tomato

Wonder Boys (2000)

"Tobey Maguire continues his winning streak, showing his comedic versatility this time around."

Ernest Hardy

Tomato

Wonder Boys (2000)

"After enduring a lot of jokes about May-December romances, Douglas comes bouncing back with one of his best performances."

Robert Horton

Tomato

Wonderland (2000)

"A beautiful, surprisingly uplifting movie."

Robert Horton

Tomato

Wonders Are Many: The Making of Doctor Atomic (2008)

"As powerful as the opera material is, the history and science trumps it in this film."

Jonathan F. Richards

  
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