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Tomato 4/4	Music and Lyrics (2007)	"The casting of Hugh Grant opposite Drew Barrymore was a stroke of genius both in terms of chemistry and comedy, as his self-deprecating vulnerability serves as the perfect foil for her zaniness, and their repartee is reminiscent of Hepburn and Tracy."	Kam Williams
Splat 1/4	Must Love Dogs (2005)	"An insult to the viewer's intelligence, which sticks to silly slapstick while failing to get around to making a mature statement about relationships."	Kam Williams
Tomato 3/4	My Architect: A Son's Journey (2003)	"What makes this movie riveting is not its subject, but the huge hole evident in the biographer's soul, a space he desperately tries to fill by speaking with those once close to his father."	Kam Williams
Tomato 2/4	The Notebook (2004)	"A sentimental film filled with flashbacks and clich�s."	Kam Williams
Tomato 4/4	Open Range (2003)	"While equally paying homage to directors Peckinpah, Eastwood, and Kurosawa, what makes Open Range special is that it's a love story, too. And one peopled by endearing characters we're inclined to care about when the bloodletting has finally ended."	Kam Williams
Tomato 4/4	Paris, Je T'aime (2007)	"A novel experiment which one hopes will be tried again soon."	Kam Williams
Tomato 4/4	Pieces of April (2003)	"A delightful, charming, instant holiday classic which makes us laugh repeatedly while delivering an emotionally satisfying message about unconditional love."	Kam Williams
Tomato 3.5/4	Raising Helen (2004)	"Satisfying only because of Joan Cusack's sterling performance. Will somebody please give that actress a starring role in her own vehicle?"	Kam Williams
Tomato 3/4	Resident Evil: Apocalypse (2004)	"A riveting, well-acted, above average example of the horror genre."	Kam Williams
Tomato 3/4	Robots (2005)	"A computer-generated animated adventure featuring few product placements, which is quite a departure from the norm for such children's fare."	Kam Williams
Tomato 3/4	The Sea Inside (2004)	"Bio-pic chronicles quadriplegic Ramon's Sampredo's 28-year crusade to legalize euthanasia in order that he be allowed to die with dignity."	Kam Williams
Tomato 3/4	Something's Gotta Give (2003)	"Vintage Nicholson and Keaton, like fine wines, improve with age."	Kam Williams
Tomato 4/4	Spider-Man 2 (2004)	"Spider-Man wrestling with demons, literally and figuratively!"	Kam Williams
Tomato 3/4	Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith (2005)	"A fitting capstone on a collection of screen classics for the ages!"	Kam Williams
Tomato 4/4	Starsky & Hutch (2004)	"Cartoonish but clever, with the bulk of the fun coming when Wilson's wry wit meets Stiller's impatient officiousness head-on. Sophomoric, yet probably the best of the recent TV retreads."	Kam Williams
Tomato 3.5/4	Strayed (2004)	"Reminiscent of such desert island classics as Swept Away and Lord of the Flies, this film is at heart, a microscopic suspense drama quite independent of the war which brought its unfortunate characters together."	Kam Williams
Splat 1/4	Stuck on You (2003)	"When not overindulging in birth defect humor, this shock comedy divides its attention between two equally-annoying sub-themes: degrading females and prominent product placements."	Kam Williams
Tomato 2/4	Taking Lives (2004)	"A production which would rather scare its audience with gore than reel it in via a gripping whodunit."	Kam Williams
Tomato 2/4	Troy (2004)	"All the cast members, even Mr. Pitt, adopt the obligatory British accent, sans contractions, employed by the historical drama genre, even though the action takes place in Ancient Greece."	Kam Williams
Tomato 3/4	An Unfinished Life (2005)	"A modern-day Western from Lasse Hallstrom which doesn't measure up to the best of the three-time Oscar-nominee's work, but is, nonetheless, a beautifully filmed panoramic production with a plot compelling enough to recommend."	Kam Williams
Splat 1/4	Unleashed (2005)	"An irritating excuse to glorify senseless slaughter!"	Kam Williams
Tomato 3/4	Walking Tall (1973)	"A new, and arguably improved, Walking Tall, starring pro wrestler-turned-actor, The Rock."	Kam Williams
Tomato 4/4	War of the Worlds (2005)	"Spielberg flips the E.T. script with this sci-fi flick which reverts to the pulp fiction notion of aliens as the enemies of earthlings."	Kam Williams
Tomato 2.5/4	Wedding Crashers (2005)	"Unless you check your political correctness at the box office, expect to be offended."	Kam Williams
Splat 1.5/4	Welcome to Mooseport (2004)	"This lackluster production fails to generate much in the way of tension and less in the way of merriment."	Kam Williams
Splat 0/4	XXX: State of the Union (2005)	"XXXcruciating!"	Kam Williams

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