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Rating	Title Year	Quote	Author

Splat	Captain Eager and the Mark of Voth (2008)	"The cheerfully weird plot and hilariously bad acting are all part of the film's self mockery, which betrays a love for the genre's cheesy roots."	Danny Bangs
Tomato	Captivity (2007)	"Does exactly what it says on the tin, grabbing viewers unawares and keeping them in its thrall for an hour and a half of non-stop, heart-pounding exploitation kicks."	Anton Bitel
Splat 2/5	Carriers (2009)	"In lacking both subtley and specatcle... Carriers timidly takes its place in the realms of forgettable science-fiction fodder."	Adam Woodward
Tomato	The Chaser (2008)	"It runs so fast and twisted a course through a range of tones and genres that just trying to keep up will leave the viewer as breathless as the monstrous protagonist - and it has a real social conscience to boot."	Anton Bitel
Tomato 5/5	Che (2008)	"One thing�s for certain: whether it�s a meditation on guerrilla warfare, on Che or on moviemaking itself, you�ve seen nothing like it and are unlikely to ever again."	Jonathan Crocker
Tomato 3/5	Cheri (2009)	"Sharp, droll script but Ch�ri himself goes missing."	Sophie Ivan
Tomato	Chevolution (2008)	"A tight, energetic documentary."	Adam Lee Davies
Tomato	Choke (2008)	"an erotic gospel for the secular age"	Anton Bitel
Tomato	Choking Man (2007)	"For all its concern with social and mental disintegration, Choking Man is a strangely tender film."	Anton Bitel
Splat	A Christmas Tale (2008)	"The cast expertly incarnates this family haunted by loss, lovelessness and (literal) bad blood, but the film's unduly protracted duration makes the Vuillards feel like Christmas guests who just will not leave."	Anton Bitel
Splat	Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant (2009)	"This is a young person�s film, make no mistake, but one which holds back on completely adhering to the fang frenzy youngsters have been going bat shit for recently, consequently sealing its own fate."	Adam Woodward
Tomato 4/5	The Class (2008)	"This is a fleeting glimpse into a rarely examined world. Despite its honest portrayal of teachers as overworked, underpaid and underappreciated, you even leave the cinema wanting to teach."	James Bramble
Tomato 3/5	Cloud 9 (2009)	"A surprisingly poignant experience. You�ll never look at your granddad the same way again."	Josh Winning
Tomato	Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs (2009)	"As a hyperbolic expos� of unnatural obesity and environmental destruction, in many ways this serves as an unacknowledged prequel to the post-apocalyptic nightmare envisaged in Wall-E. Chew (and choke) on that!"	Anton Bitel
Tomato 3/5	Coco Before Chanel (2009)	"An epic story that gradually develops into a beautiful and beguiling homage to the first lady of fashion."	Monisha Rajesh
Tomato	Coffin Rock (2009)	"Glasson's feature debut boasts both writing and performances of great subtlety, although the effect is somewhat undermined by the odd moment of sensationalist grotesquery (fish-fellating, eye-gouging, flashbacks to patricide, etc.)."	Anton Bitel
Splat	Cold Souls (2009)	"A trippy premise literally dreamed up by director Sophie Barthes, it is pensive and ponderous, offering a nod and wink to the likes of Philip K Dick and Charlie Kaufman. But it�s also peculiarly remote."	Josh Winning
Tomato	Colin (2008)	"an intelligent, moving depiction of a world gone to hell, dripping with the melancholy of a 'hero' driven by a yearning that he is incapable any longer of understanding."	Anton Bitel
Splat	Colin (2009)	"The meagre budget has taken its toll. Many scenes are too poorly lit to be enjoyable. Coupled with the convulsive camerawork, a good 25 per cent of the film is unintelligible."	Jonathan Williams
Tomato	The Conformist (1970)	"One of the most referenced and extraordinary films in cinema history."
Tomato 4/5	Control (2007)	"Tender and heartfelt, Control is a technically accomplished and emotionally poignant portrayal of a modern icon made human again."
Tomato 4/5	Coraline (2009)	"The results are simply astonishing. Selick has created a richly detailed, beautifully realised set of parallel worlds and allows us to become as lost as Coraline herself in and between their exquisite textures."	Anton Bitel
Splat 2/5	Couples Retreat (2009)	"The only thing that will keep your attention for the duration is the stunning Tahitian scenery that acts the films setting. On reflection this is probably what swayed most of the cast to sign up to this inane guff of a film in the first place."	Adam Woodward
Tomato 4/5	The Cove (2009)	"Facts, stats and grim archive footage help build up a convincing if one-sided case, but it is the film�s revelatory covert recording that encapsulates the true power of documentary cinema."	Adam Woodward
Splat 2/5	Cracks (2009)	"Even the star power of the lovely Ms Green can�t help Cracks escape the melodramatic doldrums."	Nikki Baughan
Tomato 3/5	Creation (2009)	"With so much material to draw on it feels slightly disappointing that there�s no sense of awe or wonder when the credits roll."	Ailsa Caine
Tomato 4/5	The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (2008)	"The Curious Case of Benjamin Button shows that whether we live life forwards or backwards, the outside is just a shell and it�s what we choose to do with life that sifts out the best parts from the worst."	Monisha Rajesh

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