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

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Rating	Title Year	Quote	Author

Splat	Camino (2009)	"Not a film to recommend unless you have a particular interest in church politics. But an interesting one to talk about."	Julie Rigg
Tomato	Capitalism: A Love Story (2009)	"Moore is always visually playful and subversive, and even when dealing with such serious and depressing topics entertaining; but he's also game enough to examine America's mythology of prosperity."	Ruth Hessey
Tomato	Caramel (2008)	"Many films these days celebrate female solidarity. Post-feminism, it's almost obligatory. But very few do it as convincingly, and with such style."	Julie Rigg
Splat	Case 39 (2010)	"This is a nasty and morally repulsive film."	Ruth Hessey
Tomato	Celebrity: Dominick Dunne (2008)	"It's an absorbing and honest film, but a sad one."	Julie Rigg
Splat	Center Stage: Turn It Up (2008)	"You feel sorry for the real-life dancers on screen here..."	Jason Di Rosso
Tomato	Changeling (2008)	"Changeling will engage both your fears and compassion, I have no doubt. And it will stay with you long after vou have left the cinema."	Julie Rigg
Splat	Charlie & Boots (2009)	"As to the humour, the script by Dean Murphy and Stewart Faichney is alarmingly slow, paunchy, dated, and sexist."	Ruth Hessey
Tomato	Che, Part One (2008)	"Soderbergh has made two almost perfect war films, more like the Rings Trilogy than The Green Berets."	Ruth Hessey
Tomato	Cheri (2009)	"The challenge here is to make a film in which the protagonists frequently say one thing and feel another. It's a film which has to work on two levels, and it does."	Julie Rigg
Tomato	Choke (2008)	"I laughed. I thought it bizarrely funny, but the laughter can become uneasy."	Julie Rigg
Tomato	The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian (2008)	"You either like school kids waving swords and talking to special magic friends, or you don't. For fans of the genre, it's good news. This film hits the right notes."	Jason Di Rosso
Tomato	City of Ember (2008)	"Tween audiences should be awestruck, and the message of audacity in the face of orthodoxy feels genuinely heroic."	Jason Di Rosso
Tomato	The Class (2008)	"It's an absorbing, provocative film. When he left teaching, Francois Begaudeau became a writer and a film critic. He could make a career onscreen now, if he chose."	Julie Rigg
Splat	Coco Before Chanel (2009)	"Coco Avant Chanel is a dull, superficial portrait of a brilliant woman."	Ruth Hessey
Splat	Confessions of a Shopaholic (2009)	"Fisher is a good physical comedian, but gee, could anyone be this dumb?"	Julie Rigg
Splat	Couples Retreat (2009)	"This is what passes for middle of the road comedy these days, safe without being prudish, never too disturbing, never too funny."	Jason Di Rosso
Tomato	The Cove (2009)	"In effect, by looking at nature The Cove shows us what it means to be human."	Ruth Hessey
Tomato	Crooked Business (2008)	"It's one of those crooks-chasing-crooks films, and it has some nicely silly moments, and a wide array of heavy but not particularly bright identities."	Julie Rigg
Splat	The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (2008)	"The A-list cheekbones, CGI wow factor and sensous cinematography can't save it. This is Hollywood at full bluster -- spectacular and sometimes iconic, but emotionally half baked."	Jason Di Rosso

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