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Tomato 4/4	Miami Vice (2006)	"In retrospect it is clear that the rapturous Miami Vice is the work Mann has been building to."	Keith Uhlich
Splat	Milk (2008)	"A paint-by numbers biopic of the tireless activist that wastes the efforts of some fine actors."	Dan Callahan
Tomato	Mother of Tears (2008)	"Both the body and the body politic are under attack in Mother of Tears."	Keith Uhlich
Tomato	Un Mundo Maravilloso (2008)	"Estrada's most incendiary proposition: that God is, at heart, a hoi polloi construct, a buffer and security blanket that damagingly keeps the world's many harsh realities at bay."	Keith Uhlich
Tomato	The New World (2005)	"If I think I'm mostly going to keep coming back to [the 172-minute] cut (and I do hope, someday soon, for a Mr. Arkadin-like 3-cuts comparative DVD set) it's because it feels most fully realized."	Keith Uhlich
-	The New World (2005)	"Charting The New World"	Keith Uhlich
Tomato	Quei Loro Incontri (2006)	"Standing on the outside looking in, I discern something quite meaningful in the visual/structural rigor of this adaptation of mock-classical dialogues by Cesare Pavese."	Keith Uhlich
Tomato	Redacted (2007)	"So much blood spilled over so little."	Keith Uhlich
Tomato	Revolutionary Road (2008)	"Revolutionary Road is not a great film, per se; a great film needs the stamp of a great director. But it is a great film of this great book."	Dan Callahan
Tomato	Robinson Crusoe on Mars (1964)	"In creating a work of spiritual, rather than physical, focus, Robinson Crusoe on Mars becomes more than just another post-50's sci-fi flick."	Rob Humanick
Tomato	Robinson Crusoe on Mars (1964)	"Robinson Crusoe practically bursts at the seams with its glorious Technicolor, while sound is crisp and booming throughout."	Rob Humanick
Tomato	Savage Grace (2008)	"When [Moore] embarrasses her son by forcing him to read a passage from de Sade's Justine (introduction by Georges Bataille!), ... it's a potent familial cruelty to place alongside the best of Davis and Crawford."	Keith Uhlich
Splat	The Savages (2007)	"How unfortunate the film with none."	Keith Uhlich
Tomato	Schindler's Houses (2007)	"Emigholz's rigorous aural/visual cataloging of Schindler's efforts uncover the souls of these structures, and it's a sight to see."	Keith Uhlich
Tomato	Shame (1968)	""What a wonder is a gun," opined one-time Bergman adapter Stephen Sondheim."	Keith Uhlich
Tomato	Special (2008)	"Take[s] a page from the cartoonist Bill Watterson, who noted of the tiger protagonist in his great Calvin & Hobbes, 'The nature of [the character's] reality doesn't interest me, and each story goes out of its way to avoid resolving the issue.'"	Keith Uhlich
Tomato	The Star Wars Holiday Special (1978)	"So astounding in its lack of anything that could be considered reasonably watchable that it achieves something of an unintended, surrealist nightmare vision."	Rob Humanick
Tomato	The Steel Helmet (1951)	"The Steel Helmet (1951) is a fever dream of the Korean War, entirely possessed of its own unique, inimitable rhythms."	Keith Uhlich
Tomato	Taste of Cherry (1997)	"Taste of Cherry might be Kiarostami's most difficult film."	Keith Uhlich
Splat	Terminator Salvation (2009)	"No small tragedy, this is the first Terminator film without a heart."	Rob Humanick
Tomato	The Adventure (2008)	"Less a film about existential crisis than its decided lack, about how easy it is to ignore the world's disastrous and horrific elements at the slightest twinge of uncertainty or trespass into our personal space."	Keith Uhlich
Tomato	They Turned Our Desert into Fire (2008)	"Talking heads revolve and the verit� stylings are undistinguished, but this is the kind of important subject matter that tempers one's desire to quibble with aesthetics."	Keith Uhlich
Tomato	Le Vent de la Nuit (1999)	"'That' Garrel film at last."	Keith Uhlich
Tomato	Viva (2008)	"Beneath all the hippies and hair, makeup and music lies a film bubbling with ridiculous humor and serious heart."	Lauren Wissot
Splat 2/4	World Trade Center (2006)	"Stone's talents (and his occasional profundity) lie in juxtaposition and bombast, in a breathless, ragged montage."	Keith Uhlich

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