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Tomato	Jack Smith and the Destruction of Atlantis (2007)	"In Jordan�s documentary you see the roots of camp as distinctly melancholy and yearning, a world of the spirit that can never be made flesh."	David Edelstein
Splat	Jackie Brown (1997)	"Working from an Elmore Leonard novel, Tarantino has created a gangster fiction that is never larger than life and sometimes smaller."	David Denby
-	Jakob the Liar (1999)	Click here to see the review.	Peter Rainer
Tomato	Japanese Story (2004)	"Tsunashima gives a deft performance in a role that starts out as caricature but becomes full-bodied. Collette commands the screen virtually the entire time."	Peter Rainer
Tomato	Japon (2003)	"Reygadas has an impressive eye for otherworldly landscapes and an impressive ear, too."	Peter Rainer
-	Jarhead (2005)	Click here to see the review.
Splat	JCVD (2008)	"The film itself doesn�t rise above the level of a good try. In the absence of Godardian wit, JCVD needs more kickboxing."	David Edelstein
-	Jeanne and the Perfect Guy (1998)	Click here to see the review.	Peter Rainer
Tomato	Jellyfish (2008)	"The film is shot through with keen observations and dry wit, and has a refreshing, easygoing sense of flow."	Logan Hill
Tomato	Jesus Camp (2006)	"A frightening, infuriating, yet profoundly compassionate documentary about the indoctrination of children by the Evangelical right."	David Edelstein
-	Jesus' Son (1999)	Click here to see the review.	Peter Rainer
Tomato	A Jihad for Love (2007)	"Parvez Sharma�s brave documentary about homosexuality in the Muslim world presents a brutally honest, eye-opening look at gay and lesbian individuals who continue to practice their religion, despite its blunt, often violent rejection of their orientation."	Sara Cardace
Tomato	Jimmy Carter Man From Plains (2007)	"The documentary does bring plenty nuance and passion to a public persona."	Candace Taylor
Splat	Jindabyne (2007)	"Scene by scene, Jindabyne has dramatic force, but it�s an awfully long slog. Carver�s smartest tactic was never outstaying his welcome."	David Edelstein
-	Joe Gould's Secret (2000)	Click here to see the review.	Peter Rainer
Tomato	Joe Strummer: The Future is Unwritten (2007)	"Temple has plenty of cinematic tricks and willing interview subjects."	David Edelstein
Splat	John Q (2002)	"It pulls out more stops than that old silent serial The Perils of Pauline. Unfortunately, it's a talkie."	Peter Rainer
Tomato	Joshua (2007)	"Works best as a drama of family decay."	David Edelstein
Tomato	Journey to the Center of the Earth (2008)	"It would be barely passable under normal circumstances, but in 3-D it�s a circus of excellent FX."	David Edelstein
-	Judy Berlin (1997)	Click here to see the review.	Peter Rainer
Tomato	Julie & Julia (2009)	"When actors like these are cooking, it�s better than haute cuisine."	David Edelstein
Splat	Jumper (2008)	"I can�t see people lining up for a sequel -- unless Samuel Jackson�s hair grows out and marches on Tokyo."	David Edelstein
Tomato	Juno (2007)	"Prepare yourself for the Juno generation."	David Edelstein
Splat	Jurassic Park III (2001)	"Bad news is the only news in Jurassic Park III."	John Leonard

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