ROTTEN TOMATOES: Rotten Tomatoes: Celebrities - Celebrity Movie Stars from your Favorite Movies

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Tomato 4/5	Roman Polanski: Wanted and Desired (2008)	"While not apologising for his disgusting behaviour, the film puts Polanski's actions in the context of a turbulent life."	Nick Dent
Splat 2/6	Seven Pounds (2008)	"Even by the standards of gotcha flicks, Seven Pounds seems especially somnolent and pretentious."	Ben Kenisberg
Tomato 5/6	Slumdog Millionaire (2008)	"This is Boyle's best since Trainspotting."	Nick Dent
Tomato 4/6	Son of a Lion (2008)	"The film's credibility is in its simple and solid moral sentiments, echoed constantly throughout the bulletproof script."
Tomato 5/6	Star Trek (2009)	"Whether you have seen every Star Trek episode and film, or none at all, you should get out and see this, because it isn't just a great Star Trek movie: it's a great movie full stop."	Gregory Moore
Tomato 4/6	Summer Hours (2009)	"A beautifully understated movie about family ties and the sadness and nostalgia that objects can evoke."	Nick Dent
Splat 2/5	Sunshine Cleaning (2009)	"Best to take a page from Rose's m�tier and bleach this one fully out of sight and mind."	Keith Uhlich
Tomato 4/5	Taking Woodstock (2009)	"It does at least come across as a portrait of an era that's affectionate, authentic and pleasingly adult in its tone and concerns."	Geoff Andrew
Tomato 3/6	The Clone Wars (2008)	"The action sequences are kinetic and hold the eye, the animation style is detailed and it remains within the boundaries of the canon."
Splat 2/6	Towelhead (2008)	"It makes sense that the scenes are pitched between icky and titillating, but the lack of delicacy reduces everything to stock sordidness."	David Fear
Splat 2/5	Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (2009)	"You like 'splosions and special effects? Hey, you got 'em. But for anyone over the age of 12, this hardly makes up for lead-footed plotting or the fact these metal machines can't even stay consistent within their own mythology."	Gregory Moore
Splat 2/6	Tropic Thunder (2008)	"Nothing but mild vulgarity mixed with explosions and entitlement, a piss-take on Hollywood excess that doubles as an example of it."
Tomato 4/6	Tulpan (2008)	"A deliciously light touch characterises this dry, deadpan comedy set in the stark and sparsely inhabited steppes of Kazakhstan."	Geoff Andrews
Tomato 4/6	Valkyrie (2008)	"X-Men fans may disagree, but this is Singer's best work since The Usual Suspects."	Nick Dent
Splat 3/6	The Visitor (2008)	"Its mushy humanism is...insidious."
Tomato 4/6	W. (2008)	"Endeavours this even-handed and entertaining shouldn't be "misunderestimated.""	David Fear
Tomato 5/6	WALL-E (2008)	"Eco-friendly, pro-exercise and featuring a glorious use of a fire extinguisher, Wall-E sparks with genuine creativity."
Tomato 4/6	Watchmen (2009)	"Although Zack Snyder's Watchmen is as lovingly detailed a facsimile as there's ever been of a graphic novel, there's still something lacking."	Nick Dent
Tomato 4/6	Wendy and Lucy (2008)	"[Williams] doesn't have to say much to convey the deep wells of hurt that Wendy's carrying around, and they're all the more poignant for remaining unspoken."	Nick Dent
Tomato 4/5	Where the Wild Things Are (2009)	"Those hoping for a fun-lovin' romp through the kooky world of Max and his zany monster pals are likely to be disappointed."
Tomato 5/6	The Wrestler (2008)	"Randy's climactic thank you to the fans who have stood by him sounds eerily like an Oscar speech; expect a reprise at the actual ceremony in February."	Nick Dent
Splat 3/6	X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009)	"Newbies to the series will perhaps enjoy the relentless explosions and CGI action of X-Men Origins: Wolverine but as a prequel to the X-Men films -- and as an adaptation of the comics -- it fails dismally."	Jonathon Valenzuela

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